This program is led by Liana Grey in partnership with Oak Leaf Cooperative School
Join us for a morning of nature exploration at Woodlands Garden, followed by a bagel brunch. Parents and children of all ages will connect with the local wildlife habitat and engage in imaginative play on a walk through native trees and flowers. Learn about Oak Leaf Cooperative School’s upcoming child-caregiver classes at Woodlands Garden and plans to launch a nature preschool informed by Jewish content and values. Oak Leaf’s director will lead the walk and be available to answer questions about the new program.
10:00 am Greetings and Shabbat circle
10:30-11:20 am Walk
11:20 am Bagel brunch
Location: Woodlands Garden, 932 Scott Blvd, Decatur, GA 30030
More information about parking and meetup location will be shared by email to registered participants.
About Oak Leaf Cooperative School’s Little Oak/Ilan Katan initiative
Oak Leaf Cooperative School is a nonprofit network of nature-based preschools and enrichment programs run by parents and teachers. Our goal is to set the foundation for children to become responsible citizens and environmental stewards. Based in the Chicago metro area, Oak Leaf will be expanding to intown Atlanta with its Little Oak/Ilan Katan program, with support from the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta. Children will participate in nature exploration, hands-on outdoor learning, and community service projects at local nature areas in all seasons, rain or shine. The co-op preschool and child-caregiver classes will be informed by Jewish content and values, including environmental stewardship and respect for all beings, but are open to all and designed to promote interfaith and multicultural understanding.