Julia Digeronimo

Earth Day has a way of waking something up in us. A remembering. A sense of appreciation. A quiet nudge to pay attention to the places and relationships that sustain us—ones that can so easily fade into the background of everyday life. children planting on Earth Day For some, that might look like reflecting on the landscapes you’ve wandered through this past year—the forests, rivers, and coastlines that stayed with you long after you left. For others, it can feel like a sudden urge to do...

When Children’s Play Becomes an Immersive Learning Project At WildRoots, play is not a break from learning — it is learning. Children & Teacher Libby performing Caps for Sale When children feel safe, curious, and deeply engaged, their play becomes rich with storytelling, collaboration, problem solving, and creativity. Our teachers watch closely for these moments. By observing children’s interests and ideas, they are able to expand play into meaningful projects that build social-emotional...

How purposeful rhythm, guided independence, and nature immersion help children grow into confident, capable learners. What if learning didn’t begin with desks and worksheets — but with curiosity, movement, and wonder? At WildRoots, learning begins outdoors: in the forest, on the farm, and in spaces where children can move their bodies, follow their questions, and engage fully with the world around them. Here, learning feels alive — rooted in real experiences, meaningful relationships, and the...