
My colleagues and I at Nature Explore have a variety of workshops to offer on diverse aspects of connecting children with nature, and supporting the adults who do so. Check them out at natureexplore.org.
My colleagues and I at Nature Explore have a variety of workshops to offer on diverse aspects of connecting children with nature, and supporting the adults who do so. Check them out at natureexplore.org.
Check out the Spring 2019 article I wrote for Highscope’s Active Learner magazine!
Visit Outside Play to learn about risky play. It's full of resources for understanding and supporting risky play....
Edutopia continually provides outstanding resources. Check out their recent resource roundup for outdoor learning!
While many of the toys inducted into the "National Toy Hall of Fame" are manufactured classics such as...
Whether you think mud is gross or glorious, you may be surprised to learn that playing in mud...
Mark your calendars for 17 May and 1 November, 2018! Outdoor Classroom Day is a global campaign to...
In May each year, the International School Grounds Alliance calls on schools around the globe to take their...
In this provocative article, author Susie Garlick notes, “ADHD children are not horrible, undisciplined or unruly children, we have just created a world that no longer allows them to fit inside the box…All children need rules, routines and expectations to feel safe and secure, but we must stop setting them up for failure and begin helping them succeed.”
If you know me, you know I love mud! So, why am I against mud kitchens? If there’s one thing I’ve learned from my time with Nature Explore, it’s the value of loose parts and open-ended materials…