Environmental Learning Center

Environmental Learning Center

Little Wonders

Nature Enrichment
18 months to 4 years

Join Us for a New Outdoor Adventure Each Month!

Little Wonders is an engaging outdoor nature enrichment and early literacy program for children 18 months to 4 years old.

Outdoor exposure benefits humans in so many ways, yet, we do not spend nearly enough time outside. This is especially true for our little ones who desperately need meaningful opportunities for nature play and exploration. 

Participate in Interactive Story Time, Outdoor Mud Kitchen, Pond Exploration, and Nature Crafts. 

Join us on the third Saturday of each month. 

We have two sessions to choose from: 9-10 AM or 10:30-11:30 AM.

$15 per child accompanied by one adult.

Free for SNAP beneficiaries. Scholarships Available
*This is designed to have parent or guardian participation.

Pre-registration is required as we need at least six sign-ups to run the program.

April Little Wonders Crabby Critters

April Little Wonders

Crab(by) Critters 4/5 ~ 9-10 AM or 10:30-11:30 AM Join us as we explore the critters that crawl, scuttle, and dig around the ELC campus. We’ll find crab homes, create

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May Little Wonders Spring Surprises

May Little Wonders

Spring Surprises 5/17 ~ 9-10 AM or 10:30-11:30 AM Take your little one on an adventure as we explore our campus to discover the many surprises and change that happen

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Additional Information:​

  • An adult must be present with the child throughout the entirety of the program.

  • Participants will meet in the Welcome Center. Adults and children are free to adventure around the ELC campus or enjoy lunch on campus after the program concludes.

  • Swim diapers or pullups are required to participate in all water activities for all children who are not potty trained.

  • Adults must sign an indemnification form to allow children to participate in the program.

  • Wear clothing and footwear that can get dirty and wet from nature and art play. The ELC encourages direct contact with the natural world whenever possible (including exploration without shoes, at times). Each parent or guardian is to use his or her discretion when deciding whether or not to allow a child to play barefoot.