Ages 4-11 / 8:30am-4pm / Petawawa
*Children must be independently toileted
Wednesdays + 1 Saturday (Family Play Day and Gathering in Foresters Falls)
PROGRAM COST: $1150
*Payment Plans are available upon request (Monthly or in 2 payments)
*You will receive an invoice for e-transfer
*Please send your payment via e-transfer to outandaboutinnature@gmail.com
Session Dates:
First Day: September 16th
Last Day: November 25th
Saturday: 10am-12:30pm - October 31st 2026 (Friends will be invited to wear their costumes if they participate in Halloween!)
Location: 1408B Summers Rd., Petawawa, ON
This Fall, our Wolf Program brings play and project-based education to life outdoors, blending Forest and Nature School principles with hands-on, inquiry-based learning. Each week, children explore a new theme that supports their interests, development, and confidence. This is all guided by our experienced educators.
Through play, exploration, and co-learning, children build meaningful connections with the land while developing real-life skills they can carry into every part of their lives.
We follow the lead of the children and their interests, but are prepared with skill building invitations to enhance their outdoor skill set!
Our curriculum weaves together essential outdoor and educational skills, including:
Child-led exploration
Children guide their learning through curiosity, creativity, and play.
Full outdoor immersion
Every day brings adventure, teamwork, and connection to the natural world.
Personal growth
Children gain confidence, independence, and problem-solving skills.
Resilience & confidence outdoors
Time on the land supports emotional regulation, perseverance, and self-esteem.
Practical, real-world skills
Fire safety, risk assessment, navigation, and bushcraft build lifelong competence.
Enriched learning experiences
Educators and guest Knowledge Sharers deepen each child’s understanding.
Child-centered, nature-based environment
Activities respond to your child’s interests and support social connection, sensory exploration, and meaningful learning.
Ages 4-11 / 8:30am-4pm / Petawawa
*Children must be independently toileted
Wednesdays + 1 Saturday (Family Play Day and Gathering in Foresters Falls)
PROGRAM COST: $1150
*Payment Plans are available upon request (Monthly or in 2 payments)
*You will receive an invoice for e-transfer
*Please send your payment via e-transfer to outandaboutinnature@gmail.com
Session Dates:
First Day: September 16th
Last Day: November 25th
Saturday: 10am-12:30pm - October 31st 2026 (Friends will be invited to wear their costumes if they participate in Halloween!)
Location: 1408B Summers Rd., Petawawa, ON
This Fall, our Wolf Program brings play and project-based education to life outdoors, blending Forest and Nature School principles with hands-on, inquiry-based learning. Each week, children explore a new theme that supports their interests, development, and confidence. This is all guided by our experienced educators.
Through play, exploration, and co-learning, children build meaningful connections with the land while developing real-life skills they can carry into every part of their lives.
We follow the lead of the children and their interests, but are prepared with skill building invitations to enhance their outdoor skill set!
Our curriculum weaves together essential outdoor and educational skills, including:
Child-led exploration
Children guide their learning through curiosity, creativity, and play.
Full outdoor immersion
Every day brings adventure, teamwork, and connection to the natural world.
Personal growth
Children gain confidence, independence, and problem-solving skills.
Resilience & confidence outdoors
Time on the land supports emotional regulation, perseverance, and self-esteem.
Practical, real-world skills
Fire safety, risk assessment, navigation, and bushcraft build lifelong competence.
Enriched learning experiences
Educators and guest Knowledge Sharers deepen each child’s understanding.
Child-centered, nature-based environment
Activities respond to your child’s interests and support social connection, sensory exploration, and meaningful learning.
