Homeschool Outdoor Skills

Where kids learn, play, and discover the outdoors while building real-life skills.

Wild Rangers Class

Children will be inspired to explore the natural world through ancestral skills, science, geography, natural play, primitive cooking, fishing, plants, animal tracking, tide pool exploration, and hands-on wilderness skills.

This class is designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and inspire a lasting appreciation for learning and exploring in the outdoors. Students are encouraged to ask questions, take thoughtful risks, and develop independence as they engage with nature through hands-on activities, observation, and teamwork—all while spending meaningful time away from screens. Through learning age-appropriate survival skills—such as navigation, shelter building, outdoor safety, basic tool making, and primitive cooking—students build resilience, problem-solving abilities, and a sense of responsibility for themselves, their peers, and the natural world. Along the way, they discover that the outdoors can be an exciting, engaging, and rewarding place to learn.

2026 Spring Semester -15 Week Session

Week of January 26th through May 18th

Ages: 7-13 Years, Price: $980 for one day a week.

Dates: Choose from Tuesday or Thursday

Time: 9:30am-2:30pm

Location: Orange County Parks & Beaches

*Locations provided to registered families only.

Guardians of the Wild (for Littles) Class

This is Parent & Me Outdoors program for children ages 3–6 and a caregiver, where learning happens through exploration of the natural environment. The class is designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and foster a love of being and learning outdoors.

Each day includes circle time, songs, games, shared snack, stories, crafts, journaling or drawing, cooking or a nature-based activity, Spanish language exposure, and plenty of time to explore, wonder, and play. Class is guided through hands-on activities, repetition, and immersive nature exploration.

Children learn outdoor safety skills, identify plants, animals, track wildlife, gardening, and create with natural materials found in nature. Early literacy, numeracy, and Spanish are woven into storytelling, movement, and sensory play.

2026 Spring Semester -15 Week Session