Outdoor Education Curriculum

Remember these samples are from one school. Your school’s schedule may be completely different depending on the intended learning objectives you wish to accomplish.

 

Curriculum Arranged in Cores:

 

Adventure Experience	Outdoor Science	The World Above & Around Us
Wilderness Campout Teambuilding Exercises Leap of Faith Zip Line Rock Climbing Rappelling High Ropes (partner or multi-element) Canoeing Fish Creek Hike Night Hike	Tracks & Traits Skins & Scales Night Hike Nature Hike Meteorology Pond Study	Night Hike Astronomy Cosmos Nature Hike Tracks & Traits National Forest Hike

 

Environmental Creation Study	Native Flora & Fauna	California History & Traditions
Pond Study Night Hike Tracks & Traits Skins & Scales National Forest Hike	Critters Edible Plants/ NA Foods Pond Study Fish Creek Hike Lower Shake Hike	Yucca Rope Making Shelter Building Orienteering Lower Shake Hike NA Story Telling Mountain Man

 

Each camp begins with initiatives and low-rope teambuilding activities to foster development, communication, leadership and unity that will be continued through camp and the remaining school year.  Also we typically program worship and message times in the evening around our Fire Circle, crafts, and free-time activities including sports fields, archery, trail hiking, indoor Game Pavilion, or coffee, tea and smoothies at Camp Grounds Coffee.

Sample Schedules:

3 Day Genesis Journey

5 Day Exodus Expedition

 

Jared Meidal, Outdoor Education Director · (661) 724-1329,  jmeidal@worldimpact.org