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Nature’s Classroom: Baltimore’s First Forest Kindergarten
Read about Baltimore's first Forest K program in Baltimore Magazine.
Splashing in puddles. Making mudpies. Climbing trees. These are the ways children naturally explore and learn about their world. Yet, in an era of online learning and academic pressures being put onto younger and younger learners, fewer children are being allowed the opportunity for a more gentle entry into education.
Read more in Baltimore Magazine.
