Ages 4-12/ 9:00am-2:30pm / 503 Rafting Road, Foresters Falls
$300/per child
Program Details below*
*You will also receive an email a few days before program starts with details and instructions on how to get there!
March Break Camp
Wonder and Play in Nature
March break is an ideal time for children to enjoy nature. Outdoor exploration allows children to satisfy their curiosity and play freely in natural settings. The outdoors is full of adventures, where rocks, trees, and streams can inspire imagination and happiness.
Monday: Fire & Shelter (Survival Skills)
Tuesday: Tools and Whittling
Safe Tool Use (knives, saws, peelers depending on age)
Learn to make your own mallet
Wednesday: Guest Speaker Day (Indigenous Teachings & Learning)
Guest Educator: An Indigenous knowledge keeper shares teachings, stories, and practices about the land, traditions, and connection to nature.
Hands-On Activity: Could include storytelling, drumming, traditional crafts, plant/medicine walk, or teachings about respect for the land (depending on guest).
Thursday: Stitching and Weaving
Friday: Celebration and Cooking
Benefits:
Skill Development:
Explore essential outdoor skills, including shelter building, first aid, and winter awareness.
Acquire practical knowledge that extends beyond the sessions.
Problem-Solving Strategies:
Engage in activities that encourage problem-solving, nurturing critical thinking skills.
Build confidence in tackling challenges and finding creative solutions.
Building Self-Confidence:
Collaboration and Friendship:
Create opportunities for working together with new friends, fostering a sense of camaraderie.
Develop teamwork and social skills through shared outdoor experiences.
Outdoor Skill Workshops:
Time and space dedicated to hands-on learning of outdoor skills, ensuring practical application.
Equip children with knowledge that extends their capabilities in outdoor settings.
Expert Insights from Guests:
Benefit from the wisdom of guests such as firefighters, paramedics, and outdoor instructors.
Gain exposure to diverse perspectives and valuable expertise.
Holistic Learning Experience:
March Break sessions provide a holistic learning experience, combining fun, adventure, and educational elements.
Children leave not just with memories but also with enhanced skills and a greater appreciation for the outdoors.
Ages 4-12/ 9:00am-2:30pm / 503 Rafting Road, Foresters Falls
$300/per child
Program Details below*
*You will also receive an email a few days before program starts with details and instructions on how to get there!
March Break Camp
Wonder and Play in Nature
March break is an ideal time for children to enjoy nature. Outdoor exploration allows children to satisfy their curiosity and play freely in natural settings. The outdoors is full of adventures, where rocks, trees, and streams can inspire imagination and happiness.
Monday: Fire & Shelter (Survival Skills)
Tuesday: Tools and Whittling
Safe Tool Use (knives, saws, peelers depending on age)
Learn to make your own mallet
Wednesday: Guest Speaker Day (Indigenous Teachings & Learning)
Guest Educator: An Indigenous knowledge keeper shares teachings, stories, and practices about the land, traditions, and connection to nature.
Hands-On Activity: Could include storytelling, drumming, traditional crafts, plant/medicine walk, or teachings about respect for the land (depending on guest).
Thursday: Stitching and Weaving
Friday: Celebration and Cooking
Benefits:
Skill Development:
Explore essential outdoor skills, including shelter building, first aid, and winter awareness.
Acquire practical knowledge that extends beyond the sessions.
Problem-Solving Strategies:
Engage in activities that encourage problem-solving, nurturing critical thinking skills.
Build confidence in tackling challenges and finding creative solutions.
Building Self-Confidence:
Collaboration and Friendship:
Create opportunities for working together with new friends, fostering a sense of camaraderie.
Develop teamwork and social skills through shared outdoor experiences.
Outdoor Skill Workshops:
Time and space dedicated to hands-on learning of outdoor skills, ensuring practical application.
Equip children with knowledge that extends their capabilities in outdoor settings.
Expert Insights from Guests:
Benefit from the wisdom of guests such as firefighters, paramedics, and outdoor instructors.
Gain exposure to diverse perspectives and valuable expertise.
Holistic Learning Experience:
March Break sessions provide a holistic learning experience, combining fun, adventure, and educational elements.
Children leave not just with memories but also with enhanced skills and a greater appreciation for the outdoors.
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