Join instructors Meg Handler and Jodi Levine-Wright for a 4-week wild crafts camp. This is a one-of-a-kind virtual summer camp supported by mailed kits to make wild crafts at your home. Create mini cob houses, yucca paint brushes, natural pigments, compost tie dye and an elderberry branch container! Camp meets Wednesday mornings in our Zoom classroom. Camp can also be a purely off-the-grid experience as a set of beautiful self-led D.I.Y. kits with instructions.

The first garden class where kids directly apply their new skills to start growing organic veggies and fruits at home! Topics for this session include:

Planning
Seed Starting
Soil Health
Care

This is a family class for kids grades K - 8. Parents welcome and encouraged!

DIY Maker Lab is a group space where kids respond to creative challenges based on their own interests and the materials they have at hand. With a focus on eco friendly materials and upcycling, we guide kids in making fun and functional objects from tools to toys! The themes of this session are:

Found Object Printing
Instruments
Mobiles
Vehicles

A garden is a school of life! In this weekly garden laboratory, children learn to grow and run an organic garden while building skills and collaboration through the seasons including: planting, harvesting, transplanting, seed saving, composting, design, and more. For children ages 5-11 years old.

For most of human history, people have made everything we need from the plants, animals, and minerals we’ve found around them. These skill are perhaps more relevant than ever for the health of our bodies and ecosystems. This hands-on workshop series introduces students to a series of useful urban homesteading skills that they can take with them through life. Projects may include natural dyeing, drying and preserving herbs, sewing, weaving, printing and more. Ages 7 - 11.