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Let Your Child Live a Day Here.

Your child deserves to feel what learning can feel like. A Shadow Day is a full school day at Sage Field β€” real lessons, real outdoor time, real lunch with classmates. Not a tour. An experience.

πŸ“… Mon–Thu OnlyπŸ•— Full Day 9AM–3PMπŸ‘§ Ages 4–11πŸ’° $20 Shadow DayπŸ“ Round Rock TX
See a Day in Action
Weeks 6 & 7 in Review

A Glimpse of What Kids Do Here

Weeks six and seven β€” here's a real look at what your child would experience at Sage Field. Real academics, real cooking, real community.

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Primary

Pre-K & Kindergarten

Week 6
  • πŸ‚

    Fall Nature Walks

    Collecting leaves and sticks while counting by 5s and noticing patterns outdoors

  • 🐜

    Ant Life Cycle

    Puzzles, tracing, and big questions about why ants matter in our ecosystem

  • πŸŽƒ

    Pumpkin Decomposition

    Observing mold, compost, and what happens when we care for our environment

  • πŸͺ

    Classroom Marketplace

    Store play tied to costs, buying, and reusing materials like the Sage Field Store

Week 7
  • ♻️

    Found Materials Inquiry

    Sandpit collections sparked questions about waste, reuse, and caring for our world

  • πŸͺ‘

    Heritage & Clay Chairs

    Story-inspired sculpting during Hispanic Heritage Month explorations

  • πŸ—£οΈ

    Spanish in Routines

    Colors, numbers, and greetings woven into everyday Primary conversations

  • 🐜

    Ants & Environment

    Wondering what ants eat and how they help clean up our shared spaces

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Lower Elementary

1st & 2nd Grade

Week 6
  • βž•

    Addition Strategies

    Counting on, number lines, and two-digit regrouping with manipulatives

  • πŸ“–

    Phonics & Sight Words

    Short vowels, consonant sounds, and encoding words in daily reading

  • πŸ’§

    States of Matter

    Particle models plus sink-or-float tests with real hypotheses outdoors

  • 🎨

    Complementary Colors

    Ocean-and-sun sketches for a color-wheel art project, plus end-of-week music

Week 7
  • βž•

    Addition Unit Wrap

    Number lines, regrouping, bonds, and word problems reviewed end-to-end

  • πŸ“–

    Short Vowel Phonics

    Consonant sounds and short vowel patterns before October units begin

  • 🌍

    Globes & Matter

    Continent-and-ocean mini globes plus properties-of-matter detective work

  • 🍳

    Omelette Bar Independence

    Chop, whisk, flip, and serve β€” every step with growing confidence

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Upper Elementary

3rd & 4th Grade

Week 6
  • βž—

    Division Foundations

    Groups-of thinking with cubes β€” connecting division back to multiplication

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    Story Craft & How-To Writing

    Literary elements and procedural PB&J directions with clear steps for readers

  • πŸ«–

    Clay & Buddy Learning

    First clay exploration plus cross-grade buddy time with primary students

  • πŸ₯—

    Harvest Quinoa Bowls

    Cooking together β€” sequencing, measuring, and teamwork from prep to plate

Week 7
  • βž—

    Division & Remainders

    Even splits, leftovers, and clear links back to multiplication facts

  • ✏️

    Nouns & Sensory Writing

    Common and proper nouns plus vivid kitchen descriptions with the senses

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    Farm-to-Table Omelettes

    Build-your-own omelettes with fresh Sage Field eggs from our chickens

  • πŸŽƒ

    Pumpkin Mosaic Art

    Seasonal mosaic work alongside long E spelling and Reading Buddies

Is This Right for Us?

Shadow Days Are Made for These Families

You don't need to be sold. You need to see it.

Your child sits in a classroom all day

At Sage Field, mornings are real academics β€” reading, writing, and math at your child's actual level. Afternoons are nature, cooking, animals, and art. It's a full school day, just built differently.

You want real learning, not just busy work

We teach by ability, not grade. A 7-year-old and a 9-year-old can sit together and each work at the level where they actually are. No one gets left behind. No one gets bored waiting.

You want your child to actually be known

With about 10 kids per class and mixed ages, there's no hiding. Every child has a name, a role, and a relationship with the teacher. Come see what that actually looks like in a day.

Traditional school hasn't felt right

Whether it's the pace, the structure, the size, or just the feeling β€” if your child hasn't thrived yet, a shadow day will tell you more than any website can.

Reserve Your Spot

Book Your Shadow Day

Takes 60 seconds. $20 holds your spot.

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Day-of Checklist

What to Pack for Your Shadow Day

🧴Sunscreen (applied before drop-off)
πŸ‘•Change of clothes
πŸ’§Water bottle, labeled
🦟Bug spray
πŸ₯ͺSnack + lunch from home

Questions? Text or call us: (512) 677-5872

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Before You Book

Everything families ask before their child's shadow day.

Shadow Day Β· $20

Ready to see if this is the right fit?

Let your child be the judge. Book a shadow day and see what learning feels like when it's built around how they actually think.

$20 shadow day fee

Shadow Day Β· $20

Mon–Thu Β· 9 AM–3 PM