Students move through different zones throughout the day, learning math, science, language, and art through hands-on exploration and real-life connections. Instead of desks and walls, we use nature as the classroom.

Our science and math areas are woven into garden beds and natural spaces. Students measure growth, analyze soil, observe patterns, and use real-world data to understand how the earth works.

Instead of a traditional fountain, we’ve installed a safe, soft-surfaced splash pad where students can play, cool down, and learn through sensory experience.

A beautiful circle of natural stumps provides space for daily community check-ins, storytime, breathwork, and shared reflection. This is the heart of our community rhythm.

A covered, cozy zone filled with sensory-rich, fragile, or unusual items children are rarely trusted to touch—glass objects, fine trinkets, metal gears, feathers, lights. This space encourages mindfulness, curiosity, and deep trust.

From mini kitchens to child-sized storefronts, our pretend play zone supports imaginative thinking and social collaboration. Children lead their own adventures and create their own stories.

A dedicated area for storytelling, self-expression, and dramatic play. Children are encouraged to create their own skits, narrate emotions, or use role play as a learning tool.

A space filled with drums, xylophones, hand chimes, and student-chosen instruments. Every student learns one instrument, and music is integrated into daily rhythm and language learning.

We believe anger is a normal, healthy emotion—and children deserve safe ways to express it. This area includes soft surfaces, optional punching pads, clay, paper for tearing, and grounding tools. It’s not a punishment—it’s an invitation to feel safely.

A section designed for physical challenge and joy. Rocks, ropes, balance beams, and climbing nets help children develop body awareness and self-confidence.