Nature Pathways Early Learning Center

Cece is preparing for Summer Camp and stopped to check out the new sign during his walk today. Have you seen it yet?

As the Winter season transitions into Spring, the Investigators class is studying plants. What makes a plant a plant? What do plants do in the Winter? What do we predict will happen to the plants as we transition into the Spring season?

The Explorers class is continuing their exploration of trees as they continue to follow the process of making Maple syrup.

Join us tomorrow, Thursday between 5:00-6:00pm to see our classrooms, meet our resident animals and learn more about the programs and curriculum at Nature Pathways Early Learning Center!
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We have limited openings for Summer Adventures Camp & the School Year. (Tuition assistance/scholarships are available)

The Investigators class has been busy this week checking and collecting the sap from the Maple Trees.

The Maple Sap to Syrup lesson is just one example of the hands on learning experiences children have at Nature Pathways. And the learning just doesn't happen outdoors. Intentional indoor environment setups that are connected to what children are experiencing outside allows for children to continue to explore and deepen their understanding of the natural world through play.

Come meet us today, Saturday 2/28, between 3:00-4:30pm or Thursday 3/5 (5:00-6:00pm) and check out our Maple Sap to Syrup dramatic play center!

We are now enrolling for Fall: 16 months - 5yr olds (we are offering an intentional "high fives" program for children who are not going into Kindergarten - watch the website for details or reach out to us at info@naturepathways. org)

We also have a few remaining openings for Summer Adventures: On the Farm and In the Woods (2yr olds - Summer after Kindergarten).

**Scholarships/Tuition support is available**