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Our Curriculum
16 weeks of project-based outdoor learning, structured in rotating thematic modules.
Every Wednesday brings new discoveries, skills, and adventures.
14 Weeks
Full semester
One Day/Week
9 AM - 3 PM
Ages 7-15
Mixed groups
5 Modules
~2 weeks each
Learning Modules
Each module blends instruction, exploration, and hands-on project work
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Environmental Science
Weeks 1-2
Explore ecosystems, biodiversity, and our role as stewards of the earth. Students identify plants, track wildlife, and study the interconnected
web of nature.
Project: Create a field guide or ecosystem map of your local area
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STEM & Survival
Weeks 3-4
Learn primitive skills, fire-building, water purification, and shelter construction. Apply science and engineering principles to real survival
scenarios.
Project: Build a functional survival toolkit or emergency shelter model
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Navigation & Mapping
Weeks 5-6
Master map reading, compass navigation, and orienteering. Learn to use the sun, stars, and natural landmarks to find your way.
Project: Design and execute a navigation course or treasure hunt
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Personal Growth
Weeks 7-8
Develop leadership, teamwork, and resilience through group challenges and reflection. Build confidence through solo experiences in
nature.
Project: Complete a personal challenge and reflect on growth
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Art in Nature
Weeks 9-10
Express creativity using natural materials. Learn land art, nature journaling, nature photography, and eco-printing techniques.
Project: Create an art installation or nature journal
A Typical Day
Every session follows a rhythm that balances structure with flexibility
9:00 - 9:30 AM
Arrival & Morning Circle
Gather, share, and set intentions for the day
9:30 - 11:00 AM
Module Learning
Hands-on instruction and exploration
11:00 - 12:00 PM
Project Work
Apply skills to individual or group projects
12:00 - 12:30 PM
Lunch & Free Play
Eat, rest, and connect with peers
12:30 - 2:30 PM
Field Work
Outdoor exploration and skill practice
2:30 - 3:00 PM
Closing Circle
Reflect, share discoveries, and plan ahead
Capstone Project
The semester culminates in an independent project where students apply
everything they've learned
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Weeks 11-13: Independent project work with mentor guidance
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Up to $50 in materials per student provided
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Week 14: Family field trip and project showcase
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Students present their work to parents and peers
This final project gives students ownership over their learning and creates a tangible
showcase of their growth throughout the semester.
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Where We Explore
We rotate between carefully selected outdoor sites within a 20-minute radius, each
chosen for its unique learning opportunities
Weekly Location Updates: Exact meeting locations are emailed to enrolled families one week in advance, along with parking instructions and what to expect at that
site.
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Ready for Real Outdoor Education?
TrailBreak Journeys is more than a nature program — it's a semester-long commitment to
structured, meaningful, STEM-integrated outdoor learning. If that sounds right for your child,
we'd love to meet you.
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