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Yom Kippur Junior Naturalist Field day September 21st
Meet: 9:00 am at the children's entrance to Central Library on Eastern Parkway
Pickup: 3:00 pm at the children's entrance to Central Library on Eastern Parkway
Grades: Kindergarten to 5th grade
Interested in aftercare? Reach out: Brooklynrewilders@gmail.com
Every day is an adventure
We start each morning at the library with field guides and one question: what do you most want to observe today? Then we head out into the living world. It's amazing what you see when you slow down and really observe: the bee working a single flower, the bird you'd have walked right past, the whole small world in a square foot of meadow.
Each child gets their own nature journal for drawing, writing, or pressing a flower. Educators help the little ones. We move slowly, observe, and follow what's alive.
The shape of the day
The morning begins at the library with the field guides.
π Central Library: We learn, draw and journal. Choosing what we most want to look for. Everyone heads out with something to observe.
π³ Prospect Park: Exploration, nature journaling, and lunch in the shade of special tree. Native bees, birds, trees, and the quiet corners most people walk right past.
If you are interested in aftercare please reach out: Brooklynrewilders@gmail.com
What to Bring
Packed lunch and a full water bottle
Weather-appropriate clothes with an extra layer
Comfortable closed-toe shoes (no sandals)
Hat and sunscreen applied before arrival
Brooklyn Rewilders provides field guides, nature journals, snacks, and all materials.
Rain or shine
We're an outdoor program, and a little weather doesn't stop us. We have a warm, dry indoor space to move to should we need it. The adventure carries on either way.
Registration & refunds
Spaces are limited, and we plan our staffing, materials, and snacks around each child who enrolls, so registration is non-refundable. That said, life happens. If you let us know at least a week in advance, we'll do our best to accommodate you.
Have a younger child who's eager to join? If your four-year-old has spent time with us before, they are welcome to join us. If they havenβt, reach out and let's talk it through.
Before you check out
When you register, you'll confirm that you've read and agree to our Camper Code of Conduct, our Acknowledgment of Risk and Waiver, and our refund policy. These are quick, one-click confirmations.
After you register
Please download our enrollment packet, one per child.
These cover emergency contacts, health history, and a few permissions. Please complete them by September 18th and email them with an up-to-date Health form to Brooklynrewilders@gmail.comβ β
No child can join us in the field until their forms are in, so the sooner the better.
Space is limited.
Financial aid is available: email brooklynrewilders@gmail.com.
Meet: 9:00 am at the children's entrance to Central Library on Eastern Parkway
Pickup: 3:00 pm at the children's entrance to Central Library on Eastern Parkway
Grades: Kindergarten to 5th grade
Interested in aftercare? Reach out: Brooklynrewilders@gmail.com
Every day is an adventure
We start each morning at the library with field guides and one question: what do you most want to observe today? Then we head out into the living world. It's amazing what you see when you slow down and really observe: the bee working a single flower, the bird you'd have walked right past, the whole small world in a square foot of meadow.
Each child gets their own nature journal for drawing, writing, or pressing a flower. Educators help the little ones. We move slowly, observe, and follow what's alive.
The shape of the day
The morning begins at the library with the field guides.
π Central Library: We learn, draw and journal. Choosing what we most want to look for. Everyone heads out with something to observe.
π³ Prospect Park: Exploration, nature journaling, and lunch in the shade of special tree. Native bees, birds, trees, and the quiet corners most people walk right past.
If you are interested in aftercare please reach out: Brooklynrewilders@gmail.com
What to Bring
Packed lunch and a full water bottle
Weather-appropriate clothes with an extra layer
Comfortable closed-toe shoes (no sandals)
Hat and sunscreen applied before arrival
Brooklyn Rewilders provides field guides, nature journals, snacks, and all materials.
Rain or shine
We're an outdoor program, and a little weather doesn't stop us. We have a warm, dry indoor space to move to should we need it. The adventure carries on either way.
Registration & refunds
Spaces are limited, and we plan our staffing, materials, and snacks around each child who enrolls, so registration is non-refundable. That said, life happens. If you let us know at least a week in advance, we'll do our best to accommodate you.
Have a younger child who's eager to join? If your four-year-old has spent time with us before, they are welcome to join us. If they havenβt, reach out and let's talk it through.
Before you check out
When you register, you'll confirm that you've read and agree to our Camper Code of Conduct, our Acknowledgment of Risk and Waiver, and our refund policy. These are quick, one-click confirmations.
After you register
Please download our enrollment packet, one per child.
These cover emergency contacts, health history, and a few permissions. Please complete them by September 18th and email them with an up-to-date Health form to Brooklynrewilders@gmail.comβ β
No child can join us in the field until their forms are in, so the sooner the better.
Space is limited.
Financial aid is available: email brooklynrewilders@gmail.com.