ALL Teen are welcome, whether you have joined our programs before or not!
4EEE invites teens to gather and practice Earth Living Skills with experienced instructors in our new program offering: Teen Earth Skills - Night Games.
This will be a monthly program, open to ALL teens, even if they haven't attended our regular programs before, so spread the word to your friends!
This will be an opportunity to:
- Expand awareness and movement skills in a nighttime setting
- Be a part of high-adrenaline, edge-pushing games
- Socialize and hang out with other teens in nature and with experienced instructors
Together, we’ll track animals, practice shelter, water, fire and food skills, deepen awareness of the land and play night games.
Rooted in 4 Elements Earth Education’s commitment to caretaking and honoring Indigenous teachings, this weekend supports teens in building confidence, practicing respect for nature, and developing a grounded sense of belonging in the natural world.
Additional Dates:
October 30-31
December 4-5
All Sessions open to Teens ages 13-17
Logistics Info:
Arrival: Friday 7 pm
Departure: Saturday 12pm-noon.
Meals:
Dinner on Friday: Bring food to cook over the fire!
Breakfast on Saturday: We’ll provide breakfast for everyone! If your teen has food allergies, dietary restrictions, or specific food needs, please send an appropriate alternative with them. Refrigerator space will be available for anything that needs to stay cold
* Please pack any snacks or beverages the participant would like in addition to meals (granola bars, hot chocolate, tea, etc.)
Suggested packing list:
Tent and tarp
A warm sleeping bag (it can get chilly at night)
Sleeping Pad
Cool weather clothing (best to bring extra layers just in case!)
Rain Gear
Hat, Beanie and Gloves
Two pairs of seasonally appropriate shoes
Headlamp / Flashlight
Bandana / Blindfold
Water Bottle
Small backpack / drawstring bag
Eating Utensils: Bowl, plate, cup, spoon, fork
Towel
Toiletry items (biodegradable soap only please)
Journal and writing utensil
Bug repellent, preferably natural and non-toxic
Non-folding carving knife (we have some to borrow or purchase if you do not have one)
Tweezers for tick removal
