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FLATWOODS FOREST SCHOOL

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  • Wild Edible Walks
  • Why Forest School?
  • About Us

Small group nature studY CLASS

NEW Class Offerings Once a Month

 We have a NEW program for the budding Junior Naturalist!


Join us for a small group nature study where students will dive deeper into Florida’s plants, animals, and ecosystems through hands-on exploration, guided hikes, observation, and discovery.


3rd Wednesday of each month
10:00 AM–2:00 PM
Ages 7–11
Limited to 6 students
Guided by Missy, Flatwoods Forest School founder and Master Naturalist

$60 per session


We’re excited to branch out and bring Flatwoods Forest School to a new location!

📍 Betty Steflik Memorial Preserve
815 Moody Ln
Flagler Beach, FL 32136

 

This 320-acre preserve features boardwalks, trails, salt marshes, and maritime hammock habitat. It's an ideal outdoor classroom where children can explore, observe native wildlife, and connect with Florida's coastal ecosystems.


This program will not be a parent participatory program. Students can be dropped off and picked up from the pavilion at Betty Steflik Preserve.


We are a direct provider for Step Up for Students!


Click here for complete details of our program and policies:

SMALL GROUP PARENT GUIDE

SIGN UP HERE!! EXPLORE NATURE WITH US!

small group ADMISSIONS PACKET VIA BRIGHTWHEEL

Children NEED Nature! Come EXPLORE with us!

Email flatwoodsforestschool@gmail.com with any questions!

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  • 2026-2027 School Year
  • Small Group Nature Study
  • Why Forest School?