Incorporating Nature-Based Learning Experiences
Due to many factors, children are spending much less time outdoors, playing and exploring nature. Scientists have repeatedly documented the benefits of nature on both physical and mental health. This course will explore the benefits of spending time in nature. Learners will discover how early childhood educators can structure the day, prepare learning spaces, plan activities, and engage children in nature-based learning experiences.
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