HOMESCHOOL ENRICHMENT
Homeschool Enrichment at Long Island Game Farm!
The Foundation for Wildlife Sustainability offers hands-on experiences for homeschool families, enhancing learning.
Homeschool classes at the Long Island Game Farm are designed to provide hands-on learning experiences in a unique outdoor setting. These classes cater to various age groups, blending educational activities with interactions with the farm's diverse animal residents. Topics range from wildlife conservation and biology to environmental science and animal care, offering a curriculum that complements traditional studies.
Homeschool programs are customized to meet the needs of your group. We will develop a 4 week curriculum of 2 hour sessions. Minimum group size is 10 students. To discuss options, contact Tonito Valderrama via text or phone at 516-368-2873.
Tonito Valderrama is an internationally recognized environmental artist and educator, focusing on environmental issues like deforestation and endangered species. His work in various mediums – wood, clay, paint, and recycled materials – celebrates the human-nature connection and is influenced by his indigenous Taino heritage. Through sculptures, murals, and nature installations, Valderrama advocates for the preservation of Mother Earth. He studied art education at CW Post L.I.U. and has held prominent roles, including Director of Museum Education at Hillwood Art Museum and Lead Environmental Educator and Artist at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge for over 14 years. His works have been exhibited globally and at renowned venues like the Southampton Arts Center and Heckscher Art Museum. Founder of The Artist's Nest, Valderrama continues to share his art and education worldwide. His nature installations have won awards, and he is now the Director of the Wilderness Traveling Museum, promoting indigenous arts and culture across Long Island.