Family Learning Lab
6916 Sunrise Blvd
Citrus Heights, CA

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programs that guide youth, teens and families to a more connected and balanced relationship with Mother Earth through caretaking and Earth Living Skills.
We feature 1 hour weekly 4 or 8 week sessions based on the seasonal themes of Fall-Trees as Habitat, Winter Wisdom and Spring-Nature in Motion for K-3rd grade students. We engage students to discover the mysteries of the outdoor world on their school campus or homeschool location. Our program is based on using our Nature Discovery Journals to write, draw, or record data each class. We are a skill building program; problem solving, observation, critical thinking and naturalist skills. We blend the arts, literacy, science and stories always focusing our attention on the impacts on nature and our ecosystem.
Northern California Children’s Chorus (NCCC) is a coeducational choir for singers in grades 2-12 serving singers in El Dorado, Placer, Sacramento counties. Our mission is to nurture the human spirit of all children through a choral music program that provides excellent training in vocal technique and musicianship skills, teaches repertoire from diverse cultural and historical periods, and provides a variety of performance opportunities in local, national and international venues.
Mission – Placer Nature Center delivers community-based, volunteer supported environmental education programs to children, families, schools, and community groups. Vision – Placer Nature Center’s vision is to be a partner with, and a resource for, local schools, community groups, and agencies as we, together, deliver the knowledge and model the behaviors that make our community scientifically literate and ecologically sustainable.

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