Fall Semester Farm & Nature Program for Homeschool Families

Grade K–8 | Semester-long | Hands-on, seasonal learning

Program Overview

Wild Heart Farm School is a semester-long, farm- and nature-based learning program for homeschool families. Rooted in seasonal rhythms and land connection, students learn practical life skills through gardening, observation, creativity, and community care.

Children will plan, plant, tend, and harvest an annual kitchen garden, help maintain a perennial fairy / habitat garden, and explore the relationships between plants, pollinators, soil, and human well-being. The farm is our classroom.

Story time is a favorite part of Farm School

What Children Will Learn

• Seed and plant biology

• Soil care and garden preparation

• Annuals, perennials, and plant propagation

• Pollinators and ecosystem relationships

• Culinary and medicinal herbs

• Seasonal awareness and lunar cycles

• Mindfulness and meditation in nature

• Creativity through art, storytelling, and design

• Community building and cooperation

Each session includes hands-on activities, stories or songs, nature observation, and a take-home reflection or handout.

This is a family-oriented enrichment activity, we welcome families with a student registered with Class Wallet
Drop-ins welcome if there is space.
Drop-offs for children 10+ chaperoned by another family.

Schedule

• Thursdays, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

• Fall Semester: September 10 – December 17

• Frequency: 2 classes per month

• Total Sessions: 8 classes

Tuition

• Direct payment cash/Zelle (drop-in $65/session or $500 full semester)

• Payments through Class Wallet (full semester and includes a platform fee)

• Limited enrollment to 12 families

Includes all materials, curriculum, and instruction.