We believe childhood belongs in nature, guided by curiosity, connection, and community. As we step into our Fall 2026 season and celebrate one year of Beavers Forest School, we’re opening our full programming for families to explore..

Registration for Fall 2026 open Now!

Fall Season Programs

Redding, Parent-Child Nature Mornings

Ages: 0–7

Morning sessions for families to explore the forest together. three classes available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday; please enroll in only one. Sessions run 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM.

Tuition $275

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Music Program

New Location Coming Soon

Ages: 0-7

We’re excited to share that a new Parent-Child class location is coming soon. This expansion will bring our nature-based, play-filled mornings to a new outdoor space, offering families more access to connection, community, and hands-on seasonal learning. Stay tuned for location details and registration updates.

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Drop Off Fall 2026

Homeschool Drop-Off

Ages: 7–12

Our Homeschool Drop-Off offers a gentle, nature-based learning day where children explore, play, and learn outdoors in a supportive forest classroom. Rooted in seasonal rhythms, children build confidence, friendships, and practical skills through hiking, nature studies, storytelling, and hands-on exploration. A balanced day of structure and free play supports whole-child development in a calm, caring environment.

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Forest Kinder Drop-Off

Ages: 4–6

Our Kindergarten Drop-Off program is a nature-based learning day designed to support early learners through play, exploration, and gentle structure. Children build foundational skills in literacy, math, and social development through hands-on outdoor experiences, storytelling, nature study, and guided group activities. Rooted in seasonal rhythms, this program nurtures confidence, curiosity, and a strong connection to the natural world.

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Teen Program

Teen Nature Program

Ages: 13–17

Our Teen Naturalists program meets twice a month as a nature-based mentorship experience designed for teens stepping into greater independence and leadership. Through outdoor expeditions, ecological study, and hands-on field projects, participants build confidence, resilience, and practical outdoor skills. Rooted in connection to land and community, teens are supported in exploring identity, working collaboratively, and engaging deeply with the natural world.

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As our forest school community grows, so does our vision.
We’re open to expanding into more corners of Shasta County and partnering with those who feel called to bring forest-based learning to their community. 
Let’s explore what we can grow together. Email: [email protected]
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