Transform recycled materials into works of art with Miss Rachel! Go beyond conventional recycling by repurposing canvas from previous Energy Fair’s to take home or showcase at the Fair! Supplies will be provided. 

The Central Wisconsin Children’s Museum presents Pollinators! We will be learning about pollinators, creating our own seed bombs, and creating bee houses!

Can you imagine using prairie grass to fuel trucks, planes, and ships? Join us for a hands-on, kid-friendly experiment to explore how scientists in Wisconsin are working on this challenge!

Come join French Teacher and yoga instructor Maud Mangin for this family friendly yoga class and learn the names of animal poses in French! No experience necessary, space is limited. At TRCCS and TRVCS, part of becoming a conscientious world citizen is developing the awareness of other cultures via language. We know that a young child’s brain is malleable and it is the perfect time to create new and unique synapses via language immersion classes. Introducing World Languages at a young age is one of the unique and exceptional elements of our pedagogical approach to education. Come join the fun and get your wiggles out.

The Central Wisconsin Children’s Museum presents Renewable Energy Pinwheels. Learn about the different types of renewable energy and create a pinwheel.

Join us in this watercolor painting class using a technique that is commonly practiced in Waldorf classrooms across the globe. We use all natural paints to create beautiful abstract color combination creations. This approach to watercolor painting begins in our classrooms in Early Childhood and evolves to become more refined through 8th grade. Please join our staff in this relaxing and “fool proof” method of exploring color and form. Kids of all ages are welcome.

Explore what can happen when imagination and recycling come together in the new children’s book Porcupine and Frog, Trash or Treasure. The author will read the book and then lead a recycling activity, making Shrinky Dinks. Welcome to the 80s, kiddos.

How to Crochet with Loops and Rounds: Join Loops and Rounds Crochet for this engaging and useful demonstration where you will learn basic crochet techniques to get you started off on a new and relaxing hobby. Children 9 years and older are welcome to join independently, while young children can practice with their adults. Space is limited, first come first serve.

Stop by an all-ages demo to experiment hands-on with a personal-size solar panel. Use it to light lights or turn a fan, try casting a shadow, then add in a battery to make a complete solar system.

Everyone can be a leader—even you! Whether in big or small ways, what matters most is leading with kindness and generosity. The book will be available for sale during the event.

What is Earth Art? See on site examples and then create your own Earth Art installation using found natural objects from the MREA grounds.

Using live animals, puppets/toys, songs, sign-language, and hands-on fun, we will examine frogs & snakes up close!

Rocks often have a story to tell and rockhounding is a great outdoor family activity. Learn how to identify rocks/fossils, where to find them and what can be done with them. Find a rock/fossil, too.

Come learn how to make 100% non-toxic playdough! Fun for kids of all ages.

Come learn how to make natural non-toxic paints. Come play and have fun!

Using songs, sign-language, humor, live turtles and hands-on materials, we will examine up close the wonder of turtles.

Children will learn about the life of a tree through tree activities and listen to a story on the life of a tree. Children attending will receive a package of tree seeds to take home and plant.

Come make your own journals from Ellie Pooh (elephant manure) paper, with a very simple journal design.

Join our TRCCS staff and students for a teacher-led sing along and circle time where we will play circle games to engage the whole being. At TRCCS children practice gross motor skills and singing to awaken and enliven their bodies in preparation for more intellectual learning. In Waldorf classrooms we see that balancing movement and arts with intellectual pursuits helps to support a balanced and conscientious development. Circle time fosters meaningful social interactions and is practiced through the elementary grades.