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We Love To Play!

At Wellspring, play is how we grow. Whether it’s splashing in puddles, climbing trees, or building forts from fallen branches, every moment of play helps children discover their strength, creativity, and joy. Here, unstructured play isn’t a break from learning—it is learning.

Young child climbing barefoot up a wooden ladder onto a large outdoor play structure at a nature-based school.
Stacked stones arranged by children as part of creative play at a nature-based school.

We Love To Learn!

Learning at Wellspring doesn’t happen behind a desk. It unfolds in the garden, at the art table, and beneath the open sky. Children learn by doing—mixing dough, studying bugs, planting seeds, and asking questions that lead to discovery. We believe curiosity is the best teacher.

This Is How We Play

Play at Wellspring is full of wonder. We dig in the dirt, build rivers with rainwater, stack rocks, climb trees, and chase bubbles across the grass.
Every game and giggle strengthens growing minds and hearts. In play, children discover courage, kindness, and the joy of being fully present in God’s creation.

We Like To Learn By Doing

Our hands are our greatest tools for learning. Whether we’re mixing bread dough, planting seedlings, painting with natural colors, or building with found materials, each activity invites children to think, explore, and create through experience. At Wellspring, learning is something we feel, not just something we’re told.

Two young boys at an outdoor school using buckets and ladles for a hands-on water play and sensory learning activity.
Small garden teepee structure surrounded by blooming plants and pumpkins in a children’s outdoor classroom garden.
Child learning hands-on skills by kneading bread dough at a nature-based outdoor school.
Child using a mortar and pestle to grind herbs on a wooden table during a hands-on nature learning activity.

We’d Love To Hear From You!

We believe every family finds Wellspring for a reason.

If you’d like to learn more about our outdoor program or plan a visit, please send us a note here. We’d be honored to connect with you.