Good & Rooted Nature School

Our first-ever middle school camp was an adventure! Tarp + rope + a whole lot of teamwork. This group built some amazing off-trail shelters.

Our first camp of the summer was a blast! Here are some snapshots of our week together. Thanks for joining us campers! 🌳🍃

A popsicle party in the park felt like the perfect way to end our nature school year 🍭☀️ Sticky hands, sunshine, and sweet friendships.

So thankful for our Good & Rooted community!🍃

We’ve been enjoying the sunshine and some creek time these past few weeks☀️ 🎣

Last call for summer camps! 🌿

If your child is craving sunshine, freedom, and outdoor adventure, now’s the time to grab your spot before registration closes!!!

Find all the details at goodandrooted.com/camps

Painting pots and planting flowers 🌺

📚 We’re offering something new for next year!

Our literature class for homeschoolers (ages 6–9) is an invitation to delight in the wonder of stories. We’ll explore three classic children’s novels (one per session—fall, winter, spring), along with beautiful poetry and timeless tales.

Inspired by Charlotte Mason’s approach, this class gently builds the habit of attention through read-alouds, gives children space to practice narration through retelling and creative expression, and fosters friendship—because stories are even better when shared.

Children don’t need to be fluent readers to participate, and there’s no required homework (no extra work for parents). Optional extensions will be offered for those who want more.

Class size is very limited to keep the experience meaningful. Held Monday mornings at a cozy private residence, back-to-back with our Baking Club—you can register for one or both!

Learn more at: goodandrooted.com

Hangin’ around with the Oaks class: hammock swinging, trail hiking, and story time 📚

A little movement, a little adventure, and a lot of time outside together. ❤️🍃

Introducing Nature Makers Club 🌿✨ (ages 10–14)

A full-day, drop-off program for older kids ready for more adventure, creativity, and time in the wild. We start with a hike and time to connect with friends, then move into our club work.

Students create with natural materials—leaves, flowers, sticks, and stones—while exploring art, skill-building, and hands-on projects inspired by nature.

Join the club at: goodandrooted.com