Fall Semester

  • Children playing in fallen leaves at Little Finch Forest School in Pasadena, California during a fall nature-based class.

    Nature

    Numerous studies show that nature-based education helps children. Pasadena families will find that our fall session supports both academic learning and holistic child development.

    - Develop stronger immune systems and physical coordination

    - Improve focus, creativity, and problem-solving skills

    - Build emotional intelligence and collaboration

    - Cultivate a lifelong respect for the natural world

  • A young girl runs joyfully through a forest covered in autumn leaves, smiling brightly. She wears a mustard-yellow sweater, orange vest, blue jeans, and brown boots. The background shows tall trees with golden foliage and warm sunlight.

    Autumn

    Autumn brings a dynamic shift in the natural world that sparks questions, observation, and creative play.

    - Investigate seasonal changes like falling leaves and migrating birds

    - Practice outdoor skills such as shelter building and map reading

    - Engage in sensory activities like collecting acorns, playing in leaf piles, or identifying mushrooms

    - Observe animal behavior and the shift in ecosystem patterns

  • A fall-themed graphic with the title "FALL SCHEDULE" in bold burnt-orange letters at the top, flanked by illustrated autumn leaves. Below, a boxed section reads "PICK YOUR DAYS

    Schedule

    Flexible Scheduling – Accommodates working parents, co-parenting arrangements, or unique weekly routines.

    Eases Transitions for Young Children – Great for those new to school settings or needing a slower start.

    Ideal for Freelancers and Remote Workers – Parents with fluctuating work hours can match school days to their availability.

    Cost-Effective – Pay only for the days you need, helping families manage their budget more effectively.

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