FUN FRIDAY WITH MS. K
Forest Fridays
(9/19, 10/10, 11/14, 12/05)
Time & Location TBA
$250/semester
TK-6th
A Monthly Nature Meet-Up for Curious Kids & Adventurous Spirits
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Step off the beaten path and into nature’s classroom! Once a month, our group gathers at a local creek, trail, or state park to explore, play, and learn together in the great outdoors.
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Each Forest Friday is a chance to slow down, soak up the seasons, and connect with the world around us, through hiking, nature journaling, scavenger hunts, games, and plenty of muddy, joy-filled discovery.
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Guided by curiosity, kids develop a deeper appreciation for the environment, build friendships, and gain confidence in wild spaces. No two meet-ups are the same, because nature always has something new to teach us.
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Come dressed for adventure. Wonder guaranteed.
Field Trip Fridays
Once or twice a semester
Time & Location TBA
Price TBD per trip
TK-6th
Learning Beyond the Classroom,
One Adventure at a Time!
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Fridays just got a whole lot more exciting! In this once-a-week enrichment class, students hit the road to explore the world around them through hands-on, minds-on field trips.
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Each Friday, we’ll journey to inspiring destinations like museums, science centers, planetariums, aquariums, historic sites, and more. These real-world experiences deepen classroom learning, spark new interests, and open young minds to the wonders of our world.
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Every Friday is a new adventure—so grab your backpack, bring your questions, and get ready to explore!
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Is Your Child Ready To Participate In Our Program?
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At The Learning Grove, we’re all about joyful learning, curiosity, and connection! To help your child get the most out of their experience, we ask that families take a moment to review the following readiness guidelines. We understand that some days are smoother than others (for little ones and big ones), but in general, students should be able to:
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Be fully potty trained (including knowing when to go and managing toileting needs independently)
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Wash hands and dress themselves with basic independence
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Say goodbye to their grown-up and join in the fun
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Show interest and willingness to participate in activities
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Let us know if they need help or have a concern
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Move from one activity to another with minimal support, even when things shift a little
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Take part in group activities without needing constant one-on-one attention
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Stay with the group and play safely without wandering off
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Use the restroom, wash hands, and get dressed with independence
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Work through challenges without using physical or hurtful language
We’re here to support each child’s growth with care and compassion and these guidelines help create a safe and positive space for everyone to learn and thrive together!