Our Mission
Our mission at Learn and Play Tampa Bay is to provide an educational, nature based immersion program.
Come Learn & Play in Nature with us!
This program allows children to be empowered with their learning through what
we find in nature, teacher-led Nature mini lessons, and a Discovery Nature Walk.
We encourage imaginary play or unstructured playtime.
By learning this way, each child is free to learn in a way that is best for them.
This further promotes a positive self image, emotional, and physical development for each child. By having our next generation of children out in nature we are further connecting them to our environment and our community.
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We aim to foster learning in a fun, and innovative way. We are creating a community of people who believe in learning through sensory immersion in nature. We strive to build on the natural experience to foster a life-long love of learning.
We provide two tiers of nature classes, for mixed ages & advanced learning.
We are open to everyone regardless of their race, religion, language, or any other factor.
Meet the Leader
Come Learn & Play in nature together!




WHAT PEOPLE SAY

Laurel, Realtor
"My family moved to Florida in April from Wisconsin, not having any knowledge of the area at all. My son and daughter made new friends, and learned so much about the amazing parks and flora and fauna of the area. I'm so grateful for the friends we have made and all of the amazing fun we have had! I tell every mom I meet about this incredible group. Elizabeth's energy, and enthusiasm for exploring the outdoors is inspiring! Also, Stacey Diaz's science classes are super cool as well!

Stacey Diaz, Science Teacher
"We play and learn everyday! We go to different parks & playgrounds where we live. Today we saw 12 different species of birds.
We started in this group with me babywearing her buring the long walks and when the summer hit had to utilize a stroller because this big girl just wouldn't commit to walking. well that may be all behind us as this girl has walked all events the last 2 weeks! She loves holding my hand as we trek mile after mile."