Green Dome Project

From our little turkeys to yours, Happy Thanksgiving.

✨ Meet one of our young explorers connecting with nature in the best way—through hands-on learning and caring for our feathered friends! 🐓💚

At the Green Dome, every day is a chance to build curiosity, compassion, and confidence. Join us for moments like these where smiles are as bright as the sunshine! 🌿🌼

Growing up bicultural helps children embrace diversity and build a strong sense of identity, enabling them to connect with their heritage while navigating a multicultural world. Exposure to different languages, traditions, and values enhances cognitive flexibility, empathy, and problem-solving skills, as children learn to appreciate and adapt to varying perspectives. These experiences not only prepare them for social interactions in diverse environments but also encourage openness, resilience, and confidence as they grow.

Open House Sneak Peek- Quiet time outdoors is essential for young children to help them reregulate their emotions. Nature offers a calm and soothing environment, free from the overstimulation often found indoors. The sights, sounds, and fresh air can help reduce stress and anxiety, allowing children to reconnect with their natural rhythms. Time spent quietly in nature encourages mindfulness, which helps children process their feelings and develop emotional resilience. Come drop in tomorrow, Saturday, October 19th to check us out. We will open the gates from 9am- 12pm to share our space and families with anyone interested in learning more about what we do each day out here with kids. Proud to be part of the 3rd Annual Small Schools of South Austin Tour. #mindfulkids #mindfullness #getoutside #naturekids #childhoodunplugged #emotionalregulation #mentalhealth #austinkids #atxkids

Open House Sneak Peek- Hands-on science in an outdoor environment is crucial for young learners as it fosters curiosity, critical thinking, and a deeper connection with nature. Exploring real-world phenomena, like observing insects or experimenting with water flow, allows children to engage their senses, which enhances learning retention and understanding. The outdoor setting also promotes creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork, encouraging children to ask questions, make discoveries, and develop a lifelong interest in science. It helps them relate concepts to the world around them, making learning both meaningful and enjoyable. Come drop in tomorrow, Saturday, October 19th to check us out. We will open the gates from 9am- 12pm to share our space and families with anyone interested in learning more about what we do each day out here with kids. Proud to be part of the 3rd Annual Small Schools of South Austin Tour. #sciencekids #funlearning #science #farmtotable #stemeducation #homeschool #scienceexperiments

Open House Sneak Peek- Come drop in tomorrow, Saturday, October 19th to check us out. We will open the gates from 9am- 12pm to share our space and families with anyone interested in learning more about what we do each day out here with kids. Proud to be part of the 3rd Annual Small Schools of South Austin Tour. #educationchoice #learnerdirected #austin #homeschool #kidslearningoutside

“ Roots of understanding grow deep when curious minds are nourished in nature. “ Nell Regan K.