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(ages 6-11)
Relational Nature Education, Movement, Mindfulness, Art & Wildcraft

Youth Summer Day Camps

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unplug, wander, listen...

connect, imagine, create

Coming Spring 2025!

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:: Community circles :: 

:: Movement ::

:: Mindful Wandering ::

:: Art & expression ::

 :: Wildcrafting ::

:: Games ::

:: Journaling ::

:: Stories :: 

:: Closing circle :: 

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Skills & themes

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Daily Flow: 

  • relational education: (building relationship between self & nature)

  • co-creating community

  • choice & autonomy

  • artful expression 

  • using nature as a co-regulator

  • mindful awareness

  • ease and curiosity in wild places​

"Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt."
-John Muir

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Examples of Past Camps

Our Daily Flow

This longer camp will allow your child the opportunity to really settle into a tight community and the naturescape. Your child will have opportunities to have meaningful sensory and connected experiences in nature, learn outdoor/wildcraft skills, learn about edible plants & have free time to play & explore in nature!

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Week 1 themes: self-care & community care, herbal salves and tea

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Week 2 themes: Wilderness awareness, wild edibles, creating cordage, working with clay, 

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Morning: Community circle, movement & mindfulness

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Mid morning: collective game, story, songs,  or experience

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Lunch: Please pack a lunch from home

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Afternoon:  Free play, games & wildcraft

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This shorter camp will allow your child to retreat into nature and have a restorative experience.  This is a great opportunity for. kids to begin to feel at home in nature. We will play lots of sensory awareness games, build relationships with the natural world & self-express through these experiences.

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Morning: Community circle, movement & mindfulness (infusion of yoga, qi gong & other somatic supports)

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Mid morning: collective game, story, songs,  or experience

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Lunch: Please pack a lunch from home

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Afternoon:  Free play, games & wildcraft

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Please note this is entirely a nature camp, and your kiddo may come home with extra layers of dirt & fun on them :) We strive to support neurodivergence and kids with specific needs. Please reach out if you have questions regarding accessibility and your child's involvement at rootedresilience.co@gmail.com

Payment policy: Please note full payment for camps is not due until May 31st. A $50 deposit 

is required immediately to secure your child's spot.. Payment links will be sent upon registration

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Cancellation policy: `Please note the cancellation deadline is May 31st. If you cancel before May 31st, your deposit will be returned. If you cancel after May 31st, your deposit will not be returned.

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Sickness policy: If the instructor is sick, or out for an emergency, you will receive a credit towards the future offerings.

We are accepting donations for families who need financial support!

Meet the Guides 

Shea Bodine 
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Shea is an educator, mama, nature-loving, community weaver. She enjoys spending time with her two young boys, baking, gardening, singing, learning new skills, and exploring. 
Owner, coach Rooted Resilience 
Licensed K-12 educator
Kid's mindfulness and movement facilitator
Bilingual: Spanish
Teen/tween Rites of Passage Guide- Earthpath Education
Alyssa Burge
Alyssa is an outdoor educator, gardener, artist, and mother. She sees kids in a way that empowers them. She is always learning about living things and how to engage with them in reciprocity.
Outdoor Educator-Community Roots Montessori School 
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