Fritz Creek Fiddleheads

School Year Program
Located by Fritz Creek 9 Miles East End

Currently Closed due to COVID-19

Amanda Campbell

Amanda Campbell

Originally from New Hampshire, Amanda has lived in Homer for almost twenty years. Amanda lives with her husband, Sean, a language arts teacher at Homer High, and their two boys, Keva (4) and Ketchum (2).

Learning and growing with her two small children has sparked Amanda’s passion to work with preschool aged children. She recognizes how children are developing tremendously at this age and need a nurturing, respectful environment with clear boundaries in order for them to safely explore and gain confidence in how they navigate the world.

Previously, Amanda worked with visually impaired children and adults for 9 years; then she provided support for children and families who were homeless or living in substandard housing as a social worker for the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District. She also has worked in classrooms providing skills training. Amanda earned a Bachelor’s in Anthropology, and a Masters in Special Education with a Teacher’s Certification for Preschool – 12 th grade.

 

Rhythm

Drop off outdoors
Outdoor exploration
Snack
Morning Circle
Transition Inside
Activity of the day 
Lunch
Relaxation activities
Outdoor exploration
Pick up

Location

Fritz Creek Fiddleheads is located at the home of Amanda and Sean Campbell 9 miles out East End Road. The property is wooded with trails, a creek. and an abundance of outdoor play areas to explore. A high tunnel with a large natural play space will be available on the particularly inclement days.