• Building Communities (3 weeks): Exploring the roles and interdependence within human and natural communities.
• Mathematical Patterns in Nature (3 weeks): Analyzing patterns in nature and connecting them to mathematical concepts.
• The Changing Earth (4 weeks): Investigating geological changes through hands-on experimentation and observation.
• Projects: Organizing and implementing meaningful projects such as tree planting and seeding (initial planning occurs in previous blocks)
• Wish, Wonder, and Surprise (12 days): Engaging in creative expression and cultural exploration.
• The Art and Science of Water (3 weeks): Understanding water’s importance in natural systems through inquiry and creative activities.
• Telling Our Stories (4 weeks): Developing narrative skills and exploring storytelling traditions.
• Local Histories and Cultures (4 weeks): Investigating regional heritage through immersive and collaborative projects.
• Cycles of Life (3 weeks): Observing and documenting biological cycles across different species.
• Projects: Organizing and implementing meaningful projects such as stream habitat restoration, building, or cleanup. (Initial planning occurs in previous blocks.)
• Building Bridges (2 weeks): Exploring the principles of engineering through design and experimentation.
• Wrap Up: Final reflections, conclusion.

*Note: Block plans are subject to change to respond to needs and opportunities that arise.