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Alpine Teen Homeschool 25/26


Ages 13-18, a more in depth look at survival in the Utah landscape.

Starts Sep 11
From 290 US dollars
Alpine-Highland Glen Park

Course Details

About the Course Every other week teens will meet with Dakota to work on skills at a higher more in depth level. The added curriculum to this course will involve keeper roles which will be handed out on the first day of class. Students will be challenged to complete a series of difficult tasks pertaining to a skill of their choice. (i.e. medicine keeper-make a tincture at home and bring it to class) The progress of these roles will be reviewed by Dakota and Erik and achievements will be announced in our monthly newsletter. *Please note: If we do not get the minimum number of participants for this class it will be canceled. You will have the option to move them to another teen class, place them with the pre teens, or receive a refund. Registration priority between teens/pre-teen classes will be based on who registers first. Parent Involvement This is a parent involvement class; registering for this course requires parents to volunteer a certain number of days throughout the year. Course Objectives We expect students to demonstrate basic outdoor competence by participating in weekly games, activities, workshops and sit spots. Students will demonstrate proficiency in the big 4 (shelter water fire food) by building, carving, and practicing the techniques instructors teach and facilitate during class. Students in this class will be expected to achieve mastery in at least one topic that inspires them by choosing at least 1 keeper role, unlocking and completing all of the assignments. (see discord for details) Examples of skills taught Sit spot: meditation, journaling, ecology, taxonomy, ethnobotany, morphology, biology, mapping Survival Skills: shelter, water, fire, food, wood working, leather working, hide tanning, bowery, bone and stone tools, fiber weaving, and much more Wandering: nature based games, aided & aidless navigation, getting lost/found, tracking & awareness, bird language, edible & medicinal plants, natural movements Age Range: 13-18 Please note our scheduled Vacation Days: Fall Break: Last week of October Thanksgiving: 4th Thursday and Friday of November Winter break: last two weeks in December Spring Break: The overlapping last week of March/First week of April Location: Highland Glen Park, Knight Avenue, Highland, UT, USA *Please note: This class may have a nearby winter location the instructor may use.



Questions?

  • Alpine-Highland Glen Park

    Highland Glen Park, Knight Avenue, Highland, UT, USA

    6503945532

    info@makingtracks.co


Cancellation Policy

If You Cancel 24 hours before event: No refund If You Cancel 2-6 days before event: 50% refund If You Cancel 1 week+ before event: Full refund, less payment processing fees If Making Tracks Cancels at Any Time: Full refund for the cancelled event(s)

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