A homeschool community · Austin, TX

Friendship
grows in the wild.

A welcoming circle for homeschooling families — where kids get a steady group of friends to play, explore, celebrate, and grow with, week after week.

EVERY WEDNESDAY · 12:00–3:00 PM · CIRCLE C PARK
A group of children crouched together outdoors, exploring plants and dirt with a magnifying glass.
How it grows

Three stages, one Wednesday.

Stage 01 — Seed

Connect

Group movement and games — soccer, flag football, relay races, obstacle courses — get everyone playing as one group from the very first minute.

Stage 02 — Sprout

Adventure

Relaxed, child-led free time and an optional craft table — plus field trips, themed days, and seasonal celebrations throughout the year.

Stage 03 — Bloom

Community Care

Kids make art for an animal shelter, cards for nursing-home residents, and help run the group's fundraisers — care that grows outward.

The weekly rhythm

What a Wednesday looks like.

12:00 PM

Arrive & gather

Families arrive at Circle C Park and settle in — caregivers stay present throughout.

12:15 PM

Group play, ~45 min

Soccer, flag football, relay races, or obstacle courses bring the whole group together.

1:00–3:00 PM

Free time & craft table

Child-led exploration and an optional craft table, until pickup at 3:00.

Every WednesdaySept 2026 – May 2027
Circle C ParkAustin, Texas
Caregivers welcomevolunteer to lead activities or outings
Giving back

Care that grows past our own circle.

Every fundraiser first covers the cost of our field trips. What's left — usually more than half — goes straight to Hungry Souls, right here in Austin.

Field tripsHungry Souls, Austin

Art for an animal shelter

Kids make artwork that goes straight to a local animal shelter to brighten the space for staff, volunteers, and the animals in their care.

Cards for nursing-home residents

Handwritten and hand-drawn cards travel to nursing-home residents across Austin — a small note, a real connection.

Kid-led fundraisers

Children help run the group's fundraisers themselves, learning firsthand what it means to give.

"We're not a school, a curriculum, or a class. We're just a circle of friends — growing up together, outside."
No structured lessons or academic curriculum — social connection is the whole point.
Caregivers stay present at every gathering.
Parents can volunteer to lead activities, coordinate outings, or bring their own ideas.
Field trips, themed days, and seasonal celebrations run all year long.
Ready when you are

Bring your kids.
Meet your people.

Reach out and we'll walk you through how it works, what to bring, and when to come for your first Wednesday.

CIRCLE C PARK · AUSTIN, TEXAS · 12:00–3:00 PM · SEPT 2026–MAY 2027