What Wild School Program is Best for Your Child?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How Old Is Your Child?

  • A.
    0-18 months
  • B.
    18 months - 2 years
  • C.
    3-5 years
  • D.
    5-6 years
  • E.
    7-12 years
  • F.
    12-18 years
• 2.
  Are you looking for a class that you attend together or one that’s drop-off?

  • A.
    We’re looking for a drop-off preschool program
  • B.
    I’ll attend with my child
• 3.
  Is your child currently in public school or homeschooled?

  • A.
    Not at Traditional School
  • B.
    At Traditional School
• 4.
  What kind of experience are you looking for?

  • A.
    A deeper, immersive class on weekday mornings
  • B.
    A short 1.5 hour afternoon or weekend class
• 5.
  What location are you closest to in the Houston area?

  • A.
    Central Houston
  • B.
    Katy/Fulshear/West Houston
  • C.
    The Woodlands
  • D.
    Spring/Humble
  • E.
    Cypress/Tomball
  • F.
    Friendswood/Pearland
  • G.
    Sienna/Sugar Land
  • H.
    East Houston/Mont Belvieu

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Little Sprouts (Ages 0–18 months)

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  Weekly Caregiver & Me Class | Runs Year-Round (May–May) Best For: Families with babies & early walkers looking for gentle outdoor connection, early sensory exploration, and a calm, slow introduction to nature alongside their caregiver. Class Experience: Little Sprouts is the perfect first step into nature school. This class is designed for the tiniest explorers to connect with the natural world through seasonal songs, sensory play, nature walks, and connection rituals — all at a relaxed, baby-led pace.
• 2.
  Nature Explorers (Ages 18 months – 5 years)

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  Weekly Caregiver & Me Class | Runs Year-Round (May–May) Best For: Active toddlers & preschoolers ready for bigger adventures, hands-on play, and child-led discovery outdoors — with their caregiver close by. Class Experience: Nature Explorers is a playful, seasonal adventure class where children and caregivers explore the land together. Each week brings nature-based activities like digging, building, mud play, bug hunts, and sensory exploration — all guided by the changing seasons.
• 3.
  Wild Preschool (Ages 3–5)

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  Nature-Based Outdoor Preschool | Runs September–MayBest For:Families looking for an alternative to indoor preschool — where children thrive outdoors, build confidence, and learn through nature, play, and seasonal exploration.Class Experience:Wild Preschool is a fully outdoor, play-based drop-off program rooted in place-based, emergent curriculum. Children explore their environment, build shelters, create nature art, learn real-world skills, and develop emotional regulation through outdoor play and social connection.
• 4.
  Trail Blazers (Ages 5–12)

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  1.5 Hour Drop-Off Class | Weekends & Weekday AfternoonsRuns Year-Round (May–May)Best For:Public school kids (or busy families) who want nature time after school or on weekends — and who are eager to learn outdoor skills in a short-format, action-packed adventure class.Perfect for high-energy learners who want something real after a long day in the classroom.Class Experience:Trail Blazers is a 1.5-hour class designed to build real outdoor skills like shelter building, fire safety, tracking, and tool use — all in a fast-paced, engaging format tailored to kids in traditional school.Each session blends mentorship, skill challenges, games, and outdoor exploration — creating a meaningful nature connection and sense of accomplishment without needing a full-day commitment.
• 5.
  Forest School (Ages 6+)

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  Weekly Drop-Off Program | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Runs September–May | Homeschool Enrichment Best For: Homeschool families looking for a deeply immersive, long-form nature program where children gain real-world skills, ecological knowledge, and lifelong confidence in the outdoors. Forest School is the heart of our place-based learning model — designed to support homeschoolers through seasonal rhythms, deep inquiry, and nature-rooted education. Class Experience: Forest School is a full-year program focused on deep outdoor immersion. With 4 hours weekly in the same wild space, children experience the seasons in real time while developing a profound connection to the land and their peers. Each week we focus on a core wilderness skill while weaving in natural history, primitive technology, nature art, storytelling, and journaling. Mentors guide children through sensory awareness, observation, and real tool-based learning — all within a supportive, curiosity-led structure.
• 6.
  Teen Forest School (Ages 12-18)

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  Once a month, your teen will step into the wild to build real skills... like fire building, shelter making, and navigation... while gaining confidence, resilience, and connection.It’s hands-on, mentor-led, and designed for teens who need something real.Best for:✔ Adventurous teens✔ Nature-loving families✔ Homeschoolers✔ Kids who thrive outside the classroom