Osamequin Farm · Seekonk, MA

Nature is the best classroom.

A parent-and-child nature program for pre-K families. Every class is hands-on, outdoors, and rooted in the real world your child is just learning to explore.

Ages 2.5–5 Parent & child together Tues–Fri mornings
Get notified when registration opens

Slow down. Look closer.

Snail Trails is a nature-based program for pre-K children and their grown-ups, held outdoors at Osamequin Farm in Seekonk, MA. Every class follows the season — what's growing, what's hatching, what's changing underfoot.

Parents stay for every class. That's not incidental — it's the point. You explore alongside your child, get your hands dirty, and slow down to notice the things that are easy to rush past. The farm is the curriculum.

Who it's for
Ages 2.5–5
Parent or caregiver attends every class with their child
Schedule
Tues–Fri
Morning sessions · 10 classes per session · 4 seasons per year
Location
Osamequin Farm
Seekonk, Massachusetts · Exact address provided at registration
Class size
Small groups
Limited enrollment so every family gets personal attention
What to wear
Dress for mud
Clothes you don't mind getting dirty · Rain or shine
Fall 2026
September
Registration opens mid-July · Hard cutoff mid-August

What a Snail Trails class looks like

No screens. No worksheets. Just two hours outside with your child, following curiosity wherever it leads — which is usually somewhere muddy.

Each class has a loose theme tied to the season, a hands-on activity, and plenty of unstructured time to explore the farm. The snail on the path is just as educational as anything planned.

Tuition

Paid per session (10 classes). Sliding scale — pay what reflects your means.

Supported rate
$250
No questions asked
Sustaining rate
$400
Helps support access for others

WIC families are welcome — ask about our access rate. Sibling enrollment available for pre-K age siblings only, subject to availability.

Get notified when registration opens

Registration opens mid-July.

Fall 2026 session begins the first week of September. Spots are limited and registration closes mid-August — no exceptions, so families can plan.

Leave your name and email and we'll reach out when registration opens. Returning families get first access.

Registration is handled through Osamequin Farm. You'll receive a link when spots open.