Families in Cape May, NJ learn of many methods and techniques to cook on the coals for the feast to come!

For this series of programs, Free-Range provided lots of games and joined in on the community structure to the Wild Elements and Shine Foundation curriculum. Collaborating and activity planning built a foundation towards targeting multi ages and stages for this family program.

-Thank you Jorge Brana Seeds of Pewen for your expertise on this coal cooking day-

Here, a participant uses their very own handmade coal burned spoon to nourish themselves after a long-focused session creating their new favorite utensil.

- Check out the Coal Burned Spoons Workshops at Historic RittenhouseTown!

A Winter Solstice crafting event Free-Range planned and implemented for The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education.

Free-Range gathered, tested, and tried all methods and natural materials to ensure all activities were accessible and engaging to a variety of participants.

-Wanishi Barbra Bluejay of the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania for sharing stories and the importance of Winter

Panda Tracks is our all-weather, all-season, outdoor program for young children meeting weekly.

Above: Children experience a “difficult weather” day by strengthening their resilience to being temporarily slightly uncomfortable and making the best of it by utilizing the weather for playful ‘otter sliding’ underneath the Walnut Lane bridge.