Program Series for
Preschool to Adults
A.C.o.R.N. Program
For pricing and contract details, call Briar Bush at (215) 887-6603.
The All Children Observing Real Nature (A.C.O.R.N.) program is a supplementary way of bringing environmental education and natural history concepts to students in grades K-6. A degreed naturalist provides students and teachers with hands-on exposure and extension on topics they are studying in the classroom. Briar Bush brings professionally written lessons to the classroom that incorporates artifacts, activities, games, and often taxidermy and live animals.
A.C.O.R.N. helps children understand and appreciate the local environment. It encourages a love of nature at an early age by bringing hands-on, activity-based lessons into your classrooms. A.C.O.R.N. also enhances your school district’s curriculum by meeting mandated environmental education goals and Pennsylvania State Standards. A.C.O.R.N. enriches your curriculum by being an integrated component of science, language arts, and social studies lessons.
After-School Program Series
For pricing and contract details, call Briar Bush at (215) 887-6603.
Include Briar Bush in your after-school program for engaging, natural fun after class! Programs are designed with group size in mind.
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Live Animal Program
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General Animal Program
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Eat Up!
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Winter Survival
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Reptiles are the Rage
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Native Pennsylvania Animals
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What Are You Wearing?
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How Animals Move
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Fight or Flight: Animal Defenses
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Beaks, Wings, and Feathered Things
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Colonial Games
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Incredible Insects
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Trees from Root to Shoot
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Lenape Living
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Pennsylvania Woods and Wildlife
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Pollinator Power
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Predator vs. Prey
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Animal Tracks and Interactions
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You Show Off!
Outreach Program Series
For pricing and contract details, call Briar Bush at (215) 887-6603.
Would you like Briar Bush to conduct programs at your location consistently throughout the year? Briar Bush contracts with senior centers, preschools, religious organizations, and other nature centers to bring high-quality programming to groups many times throughout the year.