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Connecting with the Earth's cycles, discovering and reappropriating the rhythm of the seasons, creating links with nature enriches children's lives and fosters their development, and this is what the L'École de la forêt pedagogy proposes. This guide presents a selection of games and crafts to encourage children aged 3 to 11 to develop new skills by exploring nature, and to offer them a resourcing space that contributes to their well-being. With the seasons in mind, it enables parents and teachers to offer educational and stimulating activities in open environments: in spring, model a clay rabbit, weave a bramble rope; in summer, draw with quill pen and mulberry ink and make walking sticks; in autumn, build a wooden hut and carve stakes; in winter, build a canvas shelter and gather around a fire..
A truly original toolbox for happy, fulfilled children.
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Contents
Introduction
Playing it safe
Spring
Nettle soup
Wooden cookie man
Bramble cord
Mammoth, Hunter, Mouse
Sistre
Earth Day Birthday Cake
Spring outing
Egg hunt
Clay art
Dandelion and lime infusion
Summer
Bark masks
Mulberry ink and goose feathers
Intuition
Observing nature
Sycamore throwers
Walking sticks
Summer outing
Blackberry and plum crumble with red clover infusion
Guessing cat game
Mandala
Autumn
Story stones
Stake pruning
Evergreen brush
Stealth coyote
Autumn rainbow
Autumn outing
Papillote apples
Building a tree house
Leaf sewing
Winter Elf carving
Winter spider web
Compass treasure hunt
Animal footprints
High canvas shelter
Winter outing
Coal charcoal
Winter
Elf sculpture
Winter spider web
Compass treasure hunt
Animal footprints
High canvas shelter Winter outing
Charcoal charcoal
THE AUTHORS
Peter HOUGHTON
Peter Hougton is an artist, sculptor, woodturner and Forest School graduate. Forest School is a pedagogy and teaching system that emerged in England in the 90s and is attracting growing interest from parents and educators across Europe.
Jane WORROLL
Jane Worroll is an ecologist who worked for over 12 years as a countryside warden. She is currently a Forest School graduate. Forest School is a pedagogy and teaching system that emerged in England in the 90s and is attracting growing interest from parents and educators across Europe.
Together with Peter Hougton, she set up The Forest School Way, a training center near London, to offer children the opportunity to learn in the forest.
FOLLOW THE AUTHOR : https://www.theforestschoolway.com/
Feuille de données
- Author(s)
- Peter HOUGHTON - Jane WORROLL
- Publisher
- "Ulmer"
- Collection
- Nature
- Publication date
- 28/03/2019
- ISBN
- 9782379220388
- Number of pages
- 160 pages
- Length (cm)
- 20.1
- Width (cm)
- 14.7
- Thickness (cm)
- 1.8
- Weight
- 346 grams
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Connecting with the Earth's cycles, discovering and reappropriating the rhythm of the seasons, creating links with nature enriches children's lives and fosters their development, and this is what the L'École de la forêt pedagogy proposes. This guide presents a selection of games and crafts to encourage children aged 3 to 11 to develop new skills by exploring nature, and to offer them a resourcing space that contributes to their well-being. With the seasons in mind, it enables parents and teachers to offer educational and stimulating activities in open environments: in spring, model a clay rabbit, weave a bramble rope; in summer, draw with quill pen and mulberry ink and make walking sticks; in autumn, build a wooden hut and carve stakes; in winter, build a canvas shelter and gather around a fire..
A truly original toolbox for happy, fulfilled children.