Sessions
Smart Play
The Nature Counts Program transforms outdoor exploration into a mathematical adventure. Through hands on activities, children engage with numbers by counting, measuring, and sorting natural elements, fostering curiosity, problem solving, and fine motor skills. From tallying forest finds to measuring natural treasures, each session sparks joy, builds numerical confidence, and nurtures a love for math in a supportive, nature rich environment. Young explorers thrive as they discover numbers through tactile, real world experiences. Each activity encourages children to connect numbers with the world around them, whether grouping pinecones to learn multiplication basics or charting leaf colors to understand data. This program blends sensory play with mathematical discovery.
Count scoops of mud, measure water in cups, group twigs in sets of 4, and add pebble decorations to practice arithmetic.
Collect leaves and stones, sort by size (small to large), count in pairs, and create number patterns to build sequencing skills.
Tally bird calls, count crunched leaves in groups of 5, add stick taps, and sum total sounds to enhance auditory math skills.
Measure pinecones and grass patches in centimeters, compare sizes, and group items by 10 cm increments to learn measurement.
Outdoors
Bloom
Our Nature Number Program ignites curiosity through hands on, nature-based activities that teach numerical concepts. Guided by caring educators, kids explore counting, measuring, and patterns with activities like tallying leaves, measuring twigs, and grouping herbs. Each week builds numerical confidence, problem-solving, and a love for math through experiences like creating pinecone patterns or charting flower petal counts. Fun, nature-driven adventures blend sensory exploration with mathematical discovery for joyful learning.
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Kids count groups of pebbles and match them to number cards, strengthening number recognition and early counting skills through hands on play.
Children create patterns using leaves of different shapes and sizes, learning to identify and predict number sequences in nature-inspired activities.
Kids sort pinecones into groups based on size or quantity, building classification and quantity comparison skills in a playful environment.
Children collect sticks to form different shapes and count sides, connecting basic geometry and number concepts through outdoor creativity.