Fall Saplings Program for 4 to 6 year olds - Fall 2024

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Fall Saplings Program for 4 to 6 year olds - Fall 2024

$675.00

Fridays, 10:00am - 2:00pm
September 20 - December 13

Instructor:
Michelle Fox

Tuition:
$675

Location:
Natambea Farm (2 miles from downtown Port Townsend)

We are delighted to offer a nature immersion program for the younger naturalist!

Our experienced and caring staff create an inviting space for children to explore the wonders of nature. Each class is designed to facilitate positive social interactions while children participate in adventure and play in the forest. Our "core routines" give a comforting rhythm to each day, but we also provide ample opportunity for students to make their own discoveries and empower them to find the wonder in their world.

The Saplings program includes:

  • Circle time

  • Storytelling

  • Singing

  • Movement (yoga, etc.)

  • Art experiences

  • Nature walks

  • Naturalist practices/Core routines (Fox walk, Owl eyes, Deer ears, etc.)

  • Games

  • Nature and Sensory awareness experiences

  • Activities that support knowledge of native plants, animals, etc.

  • Support for, deep care and stewarding of our earth

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Michelle Fox — Lead Instructor

Michelle's heartwork has been with children since she was in college, culminating in the recent completion of four decades as an educator. After obtaining a B.A. in Psychology and a B.A. in Spanish at the University of California at Davis, she earned an Elementary School Teaching Credential from the Multi-cultural/Bilingual Program at Sacramento State University. She has had teaching experiences in bilingual (Spanish/English) Elementary classrooms, Spanish immersion Kindergarten, Pre-school, and Elementary school Art.

For the last ten years, Michelle mentored children at a non-profit nature awareness organization she founded and directed in SW Washington (TreeSong). She recently felt the call to move to the Olympic Peninsula and is thrilled to have found CedarRoot and continue her work supporting people of all ages in connecting with the natural world. In addition to being the lead instructor for the Sapling program, she is CedarRoot's new Program Coordinator.