Don't underestimate the potential of sticks when it comes to making learning both fun and memorable for children. From math and science to creativity and critical thinking, these humble natural objects can be powerful tools for learning and exploration. The best part? These learning tools are just outside the door.

Bringing outdoor adventures into STEM education helps students see the world in a bigger way and gives them skills that go beyond just school.Here we explore six ways outdoor classrooms can make STEM education even better by letting students explore, get involved and connect with nature.

Imagine cozy spots in outdoor classrooms where children can take a break. These safe spaces are like hidden gems where kids can feel better, handle their feelings, and get ready to learn. Learn more about the difference between safe spaces and calming corners and how you can use them both.

Educators today have an exciting challenge: how to make technology and nature work together. By setting three realistic goals, we can create a classroom environment where technology enhances our connection with nature rather than hinders it.

Transforming an outdoor space into an engaging and educational environment requires a thoughtful and collaborative approach. We believe that every outdoor classroom project is unique, and that's why we begin by listening to your vision.

Nature-based storybooks have the wonderful ability to inspire outdoor educators and students alike. Here are 10 nature-themed storybooks that can spark curiosity, imagination, and a love for the outdoors.

Nature-based learning offers many benefits for children, and it’s important to keep parents informed and engaged in their children’s nature classroom experiences. In this guide, we’ll discuss effective ways to communicate with parents and offer insights on how to maximize the outdoor classroom journey for both students and their families.

It’s hard to believe that summer break is winding down and a new school year is just around the corner. We’d like to help teachers kickstart the year with some engaging outdoor activities. We have four back-to-school ideas that will make your outdoor classroom a place of adventure and learning.

School administrators may feel unsure about starting an outdoor classroom project because of cost concerns. In this article, we'll look at the benefits they bring to education and address cost concerns, so you can see how outdoor classrooms are worth it in the long run.