Macomb

18600 23 Mile Road
Macomb, MI 48047
(586) 210-6244

Hours

M-F : 7am - 6pm
Sat & Sun : Closed
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Green Garden · Macomb

A trail changes what a child notices.

The forest trail is part of childhood here. Children can follow a question outdoors, bring a discovery back to the classroom, and return to see what has changed. That spirit of exploration grows with them from infancy through Pre-K.

Our enrollment team responds within one business day.

Exterior of Green Garden's Macomb school on 23 Mile Road
Come explore Green Garden Macomb.
Find us18600 23 Mile Road
Macomb, MI
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Call(586) 210-6244Monday–Friday, 7 a.m.–6 p.m.
ProgramsInfants through Pre-KPlus GSRP and summer camp

The trail is part of the classroom

Every return reveals something new.

Our private forest trail and three outdoor classroom areas give children places to observe, move, build, and wonder. The outdoor environment is certified through Nature Explore.

On one visit, children may notice a new sound or a change in the ground. On the next, they remember, compare, ask why, and plan what to try. Teachers help them stay with those ideas.

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Learning has room to unfold outdoors.

Inside, outside, and in between

Learning happens in the doing.

Play gives children a way to test an idea, care for a living thing, solve a problem with a friend, and make meaning from what they notice.

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Real outdoor choices

Three outdoor classroom areas and the trail make space for movement, investigation, and projects children can revisit.

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Care for living things

Chickens bring children close to everyday questions about animals, responsibility, and the natural world.

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Teachers who notice

Teachers listen to children’s plans and offer language, materials, or support that moves their thinking forward.

Programs at Macomb

Room to grow, from the first years on.

Macomb welcomes infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and Pre-K children. GSRP and summer camp offer more ways for families to join the school community.

Ask our team about the right age group, current schedules, eligibility, dates, and availability for your child.

Come see Macomb

Walk the spaces. Meet the people.

A visit lets you see how the classrooms, trail, outdoor areas, and teaching team fit together. Share what your child needs and we’ll help plan the next step.

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Is there space for my child?

Availability changes. Share your child’s age and hoped-for start date through our inquiry form. Our team will respond within one business day with current options or waitlist guidance.

When will I get tuition and schedule information?

Our enrollment team will explain program-specific tuition and schedules when they respond. They can also share meal and closure details as you plan your visit.

How do I ask about GSRP or summer camp?

Select Macomb in the Line Leader inquiry form and name the program. Our team will explain current eligibility, application steps, age groups, dates, and availability.

Your next step

See where the trail can lead.

Tell us which school and program you are considering. Our team will respond within one business day.

Play with Purpose:

Where Exploration Leads to Growth

We believe that play is more than just fun—it’s a powerful tool for learning. Our “play with purpose” philosophy encourages children to explore, make mistakes, and try again in a safe and supportive environment. Whether they’re building with blocks, digging in the mud, or resolving a problem, every moment is an opportunity for them to develop creativity, resilience, and problem-solving skills. We celebrate the process of discovery, knowing that each attempt—whether successful or not—helps children grow in confidence and curiosity. At Green Garden, your child will learn that mistakes aren’t setbacks; they’re stepping stones to finding a different way forward.

Learning Wellness:

Nurturing the Whole Child

At Green Garden, we focus on the wellness of the whole child—mind, body, and spirit. Our approach nurtures emotional, physical, and mental well-being through daily mindfulness practices, a nutritious organic menu, and sensory-rich activities like mud play. Whether it’s calming yoga sessions during story time, hands-on mud play that connects children to nature, or healthy meals that fuel their growth, we ensure every aspect of their day promotes balance and wellness., an essential part of the Green Garden experience.

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Outdoor Classrooms

Learning in Nature

At Green Garden, our outdoor classrooms offer children the chance to learn and grow while immersed in nature. These spaces are designed to foster curiosity, creativity, and a sense of independence. From exploring the gardens to engaging in outdoor yoga, children can spend as much time outside as they like, connecting with the natural world in meaningful ways. Just like our mud play, classroom pets, and forest trails, our outdoor classrooms are an integral part of our whole-child approach, ensuring that every child can explore, learn, and thrive at their own pace.

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Learning to care deeply

For our Earth, friends, and family

Caring for others is at the heart of all we do—whether it’s our classmates or our beloved classroom pets. Every living creature in our care receives love and attention, playing a special role in teaching children the values of empathy, responsibility, and kindness. From feeding the chickens to snuggling with our fluffy bunny, these daily interactions create meaningful opportunities to foster compassion. Whether we’re comforting a sad classmate or tending to our pets, it all contributes to our focus on whole-child wellness, helping children grow emotionally and socially in a nurturing environment.

Imagination Wilderness

Immersive forest trails

Our private forest trails provide a unique, immersive experience where children can explore the wonders of nature firsthand. Whether they’re climbing over tree roots or listening to birdsong, these trails offer opportunities for adventure and learning that connect children to the natural world. Just like our mud play, outdoor classrooms, and classroom pets, our forest trails are essential to our holistic approach, encouraging children to develop a deep appreciation for the environment while supporting their physical and emotional well-being.