“When children are outside, the environment keeps giving them something new to respond to. Fall gives families so many options to let children experience change firsthand.” - Tami Nix, president of Archway Academy

“When children are outside, the environment keeps giving them something new to respond to. Fall gives families so many options to let children experience change firsthand.” - Tami Nix, president of Archway Academy

Simple walks, observation games, and movement activities can give young children opportunities to build vocabulary, early math, and curiosity close to home.

GREENVILLE, S.C., Nov. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- As fall brings cooler temperatures and changing leaves to Greenville, families have a chance to take preschool learning outside. A neighborhood walk, backyard, or nearby park can give children plenty to notice and discuss while encouraging them to count, compare, and ask questions. Tami Nix, president of Archway Academy, has worked in early childhood education since 1985 and views outdoor learning as an extension of the classroom, where hands-on exploration becomes part of the learning process.

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