Early Childhood Program

Homeschool Enrichment Program

Spring & Summer Camp

Community Events

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Early Childhood Program

Year round

Monday-Friday

Daily Rhythm

9am-9:30am Free play

9:30am-10am Morning snack & gratitude practice

10am-10:30am Free play

10:30am-10:45am Circle Time

10:45am-11:15am Tea Time, Lunch, and Oral Storytelling

11:15am-11:45am Free Play

11:45am-12:15pm Handwork

12:15pm-1:45pm Along with free play, this time includes an invitation for things, such as, games, storytelling, hikes, and/ or art projects.

1:45pm-2pm Rose, Thorn, Buffalo and goodbyes

Play is the highest form of research.

Albert Einstein

Handwork Camps

Summer Handwork Camp
$650.00

Honeybee Forest School offers a camp experience for ages 5-10 years old rich in direct connection with Nature that nurtures a sense of community and belonging among children, families and the land. Drawing on a deep understanding and continuous exploration of child development, our small camp size, high adult/child ratios, and our curriculum provides a foundation of respect for the developmental process and the unique unfolding of each child.

With a strong daily rhythm, our camps are infused with exploration, songs, games, storytelling, and of course handwork projects.  This summer Honeybee Forest School Handwork Camp will focus on exploring natural plant dyes, but a variety of additional handwork specialties will be weaved in throughout the weeks.

June 15-18th - Natural Plant Dyes (Red, Orange, and Yellow)

June 22nd-26th Natural Plant Dyes (Blue, Green, and Indigo)

June 28 - July 2nd Natural Plant Dyes (Eco Printing)

Camp Hours 9am-3pm

Jam, Jelly, and Marmalade Workshop

West LA Regional Branch

Saturday, April 18th

1pm - 2pm

FREE

Loyola Village Library

Los Angeles, CA

Saturday, April 18th

10am

FREE

Butter, Cheese, and Yogurt Workshop

Expo Park

Los Angeles, CA

April 26th, 2026

9am-5pm

Booth U12 

City of STEM LA Maker Faire

Get to
know us

Brie Wakeland Muszynski

Program Director & Lead Mentor

Brie has been working in childcare for over 20 years. She has been specializing in outdoor nature education since 2016. Her extensive work with the non-profit Garden School Foundation provided her with a rich background in leading and developing Next Generation Science Standards based garden lessons and nutrition focused cooking lessons to children grades pre-k through 5th grade within LAUSD. Her background includes over 10 years of experience as a yoga and mindfulness instructor to both children and adults; She is certified as a Master Food Preservation Instructor through Slow Food LA; she holds degrees in Spanish, Traditional Sign Painting, and Recycling & Resource Management; She is one of the Waldorf Handwork Teachers at Maple Village Waldorf. Brie is lifelong student, currently working on a Lifeways Early Childhood Certification. She is also a mom to two young adventurous nature lovers.

Delia Baseman - Lead Mentor

Delia grew up on an organic vegetable farm in western PA. One of 9 nature homeschooled children she was lucky to spend her early years playing outside when she wasn’t working as a professional child actor. After moving to NYC as a teenager she graduated from circle in the square theater conservatory in drama and playwriting. Delia went on to tour all over the US in numerous plays and to teach playwriting and performance art in NYC, Chicago, and Los Angeles schools as a teaching artist. Her early love of nature and belief in the power of outdoor play inspired her to train and work for tinkergarten, a national organization that brings outdoor play to toddlers and their families. Delia is a former Mentor at Everwild, as well as program assistant here at Honeybee and a freelance art teacher. You can also still find her performing Shakespeare, acting in films, teaching music, moonlighting as a costume designer and spending long hours collecting acorns with her 7 year old.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • We offer a range of programs and workshops. Our outdoor preschool and homeschool program runs year round. We also offer camps, handwork circles, and handwork and food preservation workshops regularly. Along with our regular free community events.

  • Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or the email below to schedule a call—we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way. hellohoneybeeforestschool@gmail.com

  • Our program largely aligns with traditional Waldorf and Forest School pedagogies. We strive to foster healthy, holistic development in young children. Explore practical, engaging, and thoughtful approaches to education, play, and care that nurture creativity, emotional well-being, and intellectual growth.

  • You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.

    hellohoneybeeforestschool@gmail.com

  • Our Forest School Programs are offered year round, Monday through Friday from 9am-2pm.

    1 day $400

    2 days $800

    3 days $1200

    4 days $1300

    5 days $1400

    Workshop pricing varies.

  • Yes, unless a medical exemption is provided. Currently this requirement does not include the COVID-19 vaccine. Please reach out if you have any questions.