Homeschool Days at Owl's Hill
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Homeschool Days at Owl's Hill
We've set aside program days specifically for Homeschool families, co-ops and pods to experience hands-on learning at Owl's Hill.
Spring 2026 Homeschool Programs
Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Suitable for Ages 5+
Session I: Predators: Part of the Picture 10-11:30 am
Learn about carnivores, hunters, and predators, the adaptations animals have for catching prey and why predators help maintain the delicate balance of nature.
Session II: Animals in Winter 1-2:30 pm
Observe cold weather adaptations of native plants and animals and compare cold weather strategies like hibernation and migration.
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Suitable for Ages 5+
Session I: Feathered Friends 10-11:30 am
Learn about the characteristics, habitats, adaptations and migrations of birds.
Session II: Discover Nature 1-2:30 pm
Use your senses to observe the plants, animals, and habitats of Owl's Hill.
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Suitable for Ages 5+
Session I: Butterflies 10-11:30 am
Learn about the lifecycles of butterflies and take an hike to practice identifying butterflies and caterpillars.
Session II: Wildflowers 1-2:30 pm
Find out why flowers are not just another pretty face in the forest. Learn how to identify wildflowers and the roles they play as food for wildlife.
Cost is $15 per person (student or adult) per session. All-ages programs are designed for children ages 5+. Siblings 2 and under are free. Advance registration is required for all participants (students, adults and siblings 3 and over). All children must be accompanied by a registered adult.
No walk-ups.
Programs begin promptly at 10 am and 1:00 pm. Late arrivals may result in reduced programming.
Morning programs may be followed by lunch or a snack in our orchard picnic area at no additional charge. We are a carry-in/carry-out facility. Groups using the orchard picnic area must bring a trash bag to carry out your trash.
Owl's Hill Nature Sanctuary is a protected green space in northwestern Williamson County, Tennessee. Usage is dedicated to a mission of education, conservation, restoration, research, and species protection.





