Once upon a time, in the nature-kissed state of Wisconsin, vibrant with brilliant shades of green and blue, lived a bunch of cool, curious, and incredibly adventurous kids. These were no ordinary kids, for they were the trusted companions of the legendary character, Whiskers the Witty Woodchuck. Whiskers, with his twinkling eyes and chuckling laughter, was an expert in unveiling the wonders of the natural world for his little friends. Our story begins on a sunny day in Wisconsin, the land of cheese, cherries, and captivating natural beauty. The kids from the charming towns and bustling cities, often found themselves on extraordinary escapades with Whiskers. They explored the dense forests, raced along the sparkling rivers, and climbed the highest bluffs. They even had a secret handshake, which included a series of tail wiggles and paw bumps inspired by Whiskers. These Wisconsin kids, they knew how to give even the loons, the state bird, a run for their money, in terms of their love for nature! They were always up to their ears in interesting activities, be it leaf racing in the rivers, making flower crowns, or turning fallen trees into pirate ships. And boy, were they good at mud-pie making! With Whiskers the Witty Woodchuck as their humorous guide, the kids of Wisconsin would often be found with their cheeks rosy from laughter and their hearts full of love for their state’s beautiful outdoors. On every such adventure, they discovered a new story, a new lesson, and a new love for the natural world. For in Wisconsin, every child knew, the best classroom was the great outdoors! And so, the days passed filled with laughter, adventure, and a whole lot of Wisconsin wilderness!
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What began in a humble New York City apartment with just a single student, Spark, has since blossomed into an enriching program impacting thousands of children. Our unique educational approach combines the elements of art, yoga, meditation, and nature to create a holistic learning environment. This distinctive blend is what sets Spark apart, allowing us to reach and inspire a multitude of children in truly meaningful ways. With an array of offerings to accommodate various schedules and needs, Spark has something for everyone. Our services extend beyond the standard after school and weekend classes to include holiday and summer camps, birthday parties, portfolio preparation, private classes, and custom pods. We also welcome homeschool groups and are thrilled to announce the recent addition of a forest school program to our repertoire. You can find Spark on-site in various schools and at our main studio located in the Upper West Side. But we're not stopping there - we're also planning to expand to the Upper East Side and Brooklyn. For our families in Pennsylvania, we run the program from our family studio there. And if you're not in close proximity to any of our locations, don't worry. We offer in-home instruction and virtual options to ensure that Spark can reach you, no matter where you are. We invite you to explore all the ways you can experience Spark and look forward to helping bring our program to you.
At Fort littlegreen, we believe that the best way to learn about nature is to get out and explore it. We provide a safe, fun, and educational environment for children to learn about the world around them. Our program offers a unique experience that balances outdoor activities with activities in the garden, such as harvesting vegetables, planting seeds, and observing nature. We also teach children how to care for small animals, such as chickens, rabbits, and guinea pigs. At Fort littlegreen Youth Camp & Nature Center, we understand the importance of providing a safe, educational, and fun experience for children. We strive to create an environment that encourages children to explore, learn, and appreciate nature. Our mission is to help kids grow in body, mind, and spirit through outdoor and garden activities. We are proud to be a nature-based alternative to daycare, providing an unforgettable experience for children and their families.