Wildwood School Viewbook: Brave Learners, Thinkers, and Doers

Systems Thinking Introduced as early as kindergarten, this approach to learning encourages children to see how systems influence one another within a whole and connect us all. Students are able to analyze and understand their world in a framework that is empowering and leads to social responsibility.

Outdoor Learning Research supports the idea that outdoor learning is essential to the growth of the whole child. As such, our outdoor classroom, garden, and Big Yard Woods serve as stimulating venues for interdisciplinary teaching, critical thinking, and play.

Tec D.E.C. (Discover, Explore, Create) Our maker studio encourages design thinking and entrepreneurship. Students develop their imaginations and their technical skills to become creators— not just consumers— of technology.

“It’s good to have friends. There’s always somebody to share with if you’re stuck. We help each other learn.”–Angus O., 2nd grader

23