Nature Academy Explorers - Spring 2026

Service Description

Nature Academy Explorers is a hands-on STEAM class where curious kids learn essential outdoor skills through science, creativity, and exploration. From knot tying and shelter building to solar ovens and seed preservation, students gain confidence, problem-solving skills, and a deeper connection to the natural world—all while having fun outside. This class will meet at SEER 2 Saturdays a month from February to May at 11am. This is for the whole semester, but individual day sign ups are also available on our website! February 21 - Knots and how to create shelter February 28 - Sundial and how to use a compass March 7 - Create a battery March 21 - using water to generate power April 4 - create a thermometer April 18 - Fire safety May 2 - Seed preservation and foraging May 16 - Solar Oven Each class blends environmental science, engineering, and critical thinking with hands-on activities that encourage teamwork, creativity, and resilience. Lessons are age-appropriate, interactive, and rooted in real-world applications, helping students connect classroom concepts to the natural environment around them. This class is perfect for curious learners who enjoy being outdoors, asking questions, and experimenting. Whether building a sundial, preserving seeds, or designing a solar oven, students will leave each session with new skills, confidence, and a stronger appreciation for nature.