Honeybee Forest School

Brie Muszynski

Direktè Pwogram nan

Program Type

Lekòl Forest

Debaz yo

Ti goute

1 per day

Fòmasyon pou Pote

Pa obligatwa

Lang (yo) Sipòte

Panyòl epi Angle

Rapò

1:4 pwofesè pou timoun

Orè Peye yo

Chak mwa

Subsidized Care

Pa Aksepte

Filozofi

Baze sou lanati

Play based

Paran yo te chèche tou

Plis pwogram gadri nan 93023 Lekòl Forest Gadri Timoun Abòdab Gadri pou timoun piti Gadri Timoun Disponib Gadri Timoun nan Maten

Pwofesè nou yo

Brie Wakeland Muszynski has been working in childcare for over 20 years. She has been specializing in outdoor nature education since 2016. Her extensive work with the non-profit Garden School Foundation provided her with a rich background in leading and developing Next Generation Science Standards based garden lessons and nutrition focused cooking lessons to children grades pre-k though 5th grade within LAUSD. Her background includes over 10 years of experience as a yoga and mindfulness instructor to both children and adults; degrees in Spanish, Traditional Sign Painting, and Recycling & Resource Management; training as an herbalist apprentice; and years of volunteer service as a UCCE Master Gardener and LA Public Library Star Reader. Brie is also a mom to an adventurous nature lover named Winston. She can provide background check clearance upon request. Brie is up to date on immunizations and COVID 19 vaccinations and is certified in First Aid and CPR.

Filozofi

Here at Honeybee Forest School our philosophy is provide a space for positive nature connection. We strive to provide an opportunity for children and families to spend more time outdoors developing a deeper understanding of the natural world. By spending more time connecting with our natural environment we are able to nurture a greater respect and love for nature. Our philosophy is to promote mindfulness and to support children in developing a closer relationship to the natural world.

Konsènan pwogram nou an

Honeybee Forest School meets in natural outdoor settings, rain or shine in locations within the local Ojai area. Our program is inspired largely by Waldorf and Coyote Mentoring curriculum approaches. We are largely a child-led and play centered, but we do focus on incorporating a few key areas into our program. These include developmentally appropriate naturalist studies, handwork crafts, sustainability practices, yoga, mindfulness, bilingual music, bilingual literature appreciation, cooking skills, and gardening.