Where kids learn to feel at home anywhere in the world through nature.
A forest-based learning tribe for ages 6 to 12.
Children of Nature is a natural space where children grow through the quiet power of nature. Rooted in the rhythms of the earth, this environment invites curiosity, resilience, and self-discovery. By learning with nature rather than apart from it, children develop a deep sense of connection, belonging, and trust in themselves and the world around them.
Learning is personal, supported by nature and community.
Mixed-age groups foster connection and inclusion.
Play, stories, movement, and real-life moments.
We are Neta and Iftah, parents to 3 kids. A travelling family, we started Children of Nature in 2008 as an invitation to other families.
An initiative for your kids to live with the rhythm of nature – slow, intentional and curious.
Mixed-age groups that reflect natural stages of growth and belonging.
Ages 3–5
Focus: Safety, trust, and sensory discovery.
How: Songs, stories, rhythm, and hands-on play.
Growth: Emotional security and early social skills.
Ages 5–8
Focus: Curiosity, questions, and connection.
How: Seasonal projects and forest exploration.
Growth: Empathy, resilience, and learning in context.
Ages 8–10
Focus: Purpose, responsibility, and leadership.
How: Long-term projects and collaboration.
Growth: Problem-solving, confidence, and agency.
At this stage children develop leadership, responsibility and mentorship skills while guiding younger learners.
Mentorship, Co-leading and Responsibility
Individual/Team Projects, guiding younger ones
Deeper learning, Sense of accountability
We intentionally keep our community small and connected. Spaces are limited and filled with intention.
Book a quiet, private family visit to walk the land and feel if this could be your child's second home.
Share your family's story with us, and let us share more of ours.
Book a quiet, private family visit to walk the land and feel if this could be your child's second home.
Share your family's story with us, and let us share more of ours.
