Experiential Learning

Experiential Learning at Anna’s House

At Anna’s House, learning comes alive through meaningful, hands‑on experiences that honor the way children naturally grow. Instead of passively receiving information, students explore, build, create, and problem‑solve in ways that deepen understanding and spark genuine curiosity. Whether they’re tending the garden, cooking in the kitchen, collaborating on a classroom project, or observing the changing seasons outdoors, children connect ideas to the real world, making learning memorable, joyful, and developmentally rich.

What sets Anna’s House apart is the intentionality behind every experience. Our teachers design purposeful, research‑informed learning moments that meet children where they are and invite them to stretch, wonder, and discover. We prioritize pencil‑to‑paper thinking, tactile exploration, and authentic engagement over screens or passive instruction. Families often tell us they can feel the difference when they walk through our doors: a school where children are deeply engaged, confident, and connected to their community and environment. At Anna’s House, experiential learning isn’t a program; it’s the heartbeat of who we are.