商品簡介
Lens on Outdoor Learning is a terrific resource for teachers and parents who want to enrich young and curious minds, and their own minds too.---Richard Louv, author of Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder
This Book Will Inspire You to throw open your doors and head outside with the children to jump in puddles, crunch leaves, find worms, and sniff flowers---al with the knowledge that you are helping to spark a deep sense of wonder at the mysteries and beauty of life.---rusty Keeler, author of Natural Playscapes: Creating Outdoor Play environments fro the Soul
If You Have Money and time to invest in only one book this year, choose Lens on Outdoor Learning. With vivid photos and stories, each page builds a strong case for recentering our early learning in the natural world. The authors remind us that nature is the key player in meeting early leaming standards. This book will invigorate teachers to plan as carefully for the outdoors as they do their classrooms. It's a gem!---Margie Carter, early childhood consultant and coauthor of Designs for Living and Living and Leaming, Visionary Director, and The Art of Awareness
Nature Sets the Stage for endless opportunities of discovery, exploration, and appreciation when children's innate curiosity is encouraged.
作者簡介
Wendy Banning, educator, consultant, and photographer, is the program director of Irvin Learning Farm, an inquiry-based hands-on Triangle Land Conservancy's Irvin Farm Preserve. Learn more about Wendy at www.learn-outside.com
Ginny Sullivan, designer, teacher educator, and cofounder and principal of Learning by the Yard, has helped teachers develop habitats for outdoor playing and learning for twenty years. Learn more about Ginny at www.learningbytheyard.com
