Broad Meadow Brook’s homeschool program brings learning to life in a cooperative, curiosity-driven setting for school-aged children.

Trees

Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary Homeschool in Nature
Trees Friday, October 9 · 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Register here: https://www.massaudubon.org/programs/broad-meadow-brook/103655-homeschool-in-nature-trees

In October, we’ll focus on trees—covering how they grow, what role they play in our ecosystems, and what happens as the season shifts to fall.

Students will build their observation skills through outdoor exploration, games, and activities designed to make big scientific ideas stick. Our instructors use the sanctuary itself as the classroom, helping young learners develop real knowledge and a sense of belonging in nature.

Beavers

Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary Homeschool in Nature
Beavers Friday, November 13 · 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Register here: https://www.massaudubon.org/programs/broad-meadow-brook/103664-homeschool-in-nature-beavers

In November, we’ll focus on beavers—exploring how these industrious animals engineer their habitats, what makes them so effective, and why their work matters for the wetland ecosystems around us.

Students will build their observation skills through outdoor exploration, games, and activities designed to make big scientific ideas stick. Our instructors use the sanctuary itself as the classroom, helping young learners develop real knowledge and a sense of belonging in nature.