- ambulators to make a long walk seem shorter or more fun
- how to relate common games to environmental issues
- the developmental appropriateness of certain games
- knowing how to use all 5 senses
- being able to encourage thoughtful reflection
- nature journaling
- colors of nature game
- onion trail game
- call and responses
- animal allies role playing games
- hunter gatherer searches, games, scavenger hunts
- fantasy and map-making placed based education activities
- allowing kids to make up names for the plants that they're seeing
- comfort in leading a group of kids
- when to do an active vs. a quieter program
- how to be aware of potential safety issues
- how to inject a sense of adventure into nature exploration
- how to get parents and mixed age groups going
- ways of getting the attention of a group that isn't listening
“The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance.” -Alan Watts
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Teaching in the Outdoors - My Bag of Tricks
My Environmental Education Bag of Tricks Includes....
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