Our Goals
The Idori Project is committed to inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards through our engaging and interactive enrichment programming.
How it works
The Idori Project’s 10-week afterschool curriculum is a blend of storytelling, hands-on activities, and reflective exercises, all designed to stimulate the heart, head, and hands of young learners.
- Storytelling: Weekly sessions feature imaginative stories that teach children about sustainability.
- Hands-On Activities: Engaging projects and activities help children apply what they’ve learned.
- Reflection and Advocacy: Guided discussions encourage children to reflect on their experiences.
Download Our Resources
We’re excited to share our educational tools with you! Here, you can download our 10-week lesson plan. Additionally, you can download our cute Idori Learning Certificate, which children receive upon completing the program, an excellent way to celebrate their achievement!
Reviews
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“My daughter came home after her first Idori lesson and set up a bin next to our recycling for partially used paper that she could still find space to draw on. She couldn't stop talking about the importance of recycling for days.”
– Christina Chun
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“My son has always been curious about nature, but after the Idori program, he’s become a full-on environmental advocate. He’s been teaching us all about the importance of trees and even asked if we could plant one in our backyard.”
– Michael Lee -
"The Idori program was so much fun for our kids and I really think it changed their perspective towards sustainability. Noah is so great with kids, and you can tell that they really look up to him when he's leading his lessons."
– Megan Smith
We use storytelling to teach children about the beauty of nature and the importance of protecting it!
