The Dirt on gear
School provides rain gear
School provides rain gear
School provides rain gear
We firmly believe that there’s no such thing as bad weather—only inadequate gear. We ask that Each student comes dressed appropriately and uses a rain suit & rain mittens on wet/cold days. These weather-resistant ensembles empower our young explorers to embrace the elements, fostering resilience, curiosity, and a deep connection with nature
Footwear
School provides rain gear
School provides rain gear
Caregivers are responsible for providing weather appropriate footwear. Closed toed shoes required. We have partnered with BOGS brand to provide a 40% discount code to our families. We Highly recommend families use BOGS or Muck boots. They will keep those little toes warm & Dry and are suitable for most of the school year. In the spring an
Caregivers are responsible for providing weather appropriate footwear. Closed toed shoes required. We have partnered with BOGS brand to provide a 40% discount code to our families. We Highly recommend families use BOGS or Muck boots. They will keep those little toes warm & Dry and are suitable for most of the school year. In the spring and summer months we require closed toe shoes that provide ankle support.
Layering
School provides rain gear
Layering
Layering serves three purposes: retaining heat, wicking away moisture, and shielding against rain, snow, and wind. Keep layers consistent in size, unless outer layers are slim-cut or performance-oriented, allowing for extra comfort. Feel free to mix different base layers—wool, fleece, or high-tech poly—since they all contribute to warmth. Just avoid cotton.
Attitude
School provides rain gear
Layering
While quality gear is essential, it can’t change a gloomy attitude. Parents significantly influence how our children perceive the weather. If parents grumble about a rainy morning, kids pick up on that negativity. Conversely, when caregivers celebrate splashing in puddles and the joy of snow, children absorb that positivity. Remember, yo
While quality gear is essential, it can’t change a gloomy attitude. Parents significantly influence how our children perceive the weather. If parents grumble about a rainy morning, kids pick up on that negativity. Conversely, when caregivers celebrate splashing in puddles and the joy of snow, children absorb that positivity. Remember, you have the power to shape your child’s attitude. Encourage them to start the day with a mindset that will serve them well.