Forest school
Welcome to Woodberry Forest School, a boarding school for boys in the Southeast. Serving grades 9-12 throughout the U.S. as well as international students.
Recycle some Cardboard to make Nature Hunt Hearts. Collecting treasures from the nature bed.
Make these color viewers for a snow day activity! Don't have snow? Try looking at clouds or the moon with these fun hands-on learning tools.
Our new forest school post... class of 2025..
Making mazes from sticks is not only fun, but also educational. Children can learn problem solving, collaboration, gross motor skills, spatial skills, and self-regulation. Mazes are A-maze-ing learning tools and so easy to make in all sizes and shapes using sticks.
Recycled glass jars filled with a range of natural materials. Fun way to make music!!
Posts about sticks written by Jules
Each year, almost 40% of all the food harvested in America goes to waste. Moreover, we lose 35% of this wasted food simply because individual people or the food industry throw it away, even though it’s still edible. At the same time, one in ten Americans experience food insecurity or suffer from malnutrition. Fortunately, many charities are working to handle the world’s food more efficiently and alleviate hunger nationwide. So we had to ask: What are the best charities that fight to reduce food waste?
Domestic violence is a long-standing issue that happens in every community, whether we know it or not. Many charities offer different approaches and services in helping survivors and their families in recovering. So we had to ask: What are the best charities for domestic violence?
I typed up a routine/rhythm based on the way our days flow. The white band is the new main lesson block from our new Waldorf curriculum. We already started with the stories and forms and it is going very well! I still need to get our recorders, block crayons, good paint and wood knitting needles. I hope to start with the "extras" next…
I'm super excited to announce the launch of my new hello, Wonderful craft kits! The kits are planet-friendly, creative and of course, super fun!
Autumn is such a wonderful time to get outside and notice the colours as the season changes. You can use some of the colourful fallen leaves to make this beautiful autumn leaf ‘snow’ globe.
Help children identify trees by their leaves, twigs, blossom, fruits and seeds with our Nature Detectives ID sheets.
Winter is here and if you don't have the luxury of a campfire outdoors the next best way to keep warm is by running around! Tree tag is a great game to play all year round, it's great fun AND helps us identify trees throughout the seasons. Give it a try with a group or with your friends and family
Ahh birds! Children and adults alike develop an affinity to these creatures as so many have the desire to fly as free as they do. Birds are a great way to begin discussing diversity as there are so many birds in the world and even in our own local area. This unit we will do activities to help us learn how to bird watch, work on our focus skills, learn about some birds in our own backyards, and see if we can create something to bring them to our windows. Download our Parts of a Bird Printable in
