Discovering Decomposers! Submitted by: Serina Bain Grade level: ECE, elementary Core Competencies: creative-thinking, critical thinking, positive-personal-and-cultural-identity Subject Disciplines: science-education,indigenous-education Location: any natural place (e.g. playground,
Outdoortopia states that their mission is, “Shaping Changemakers for a Sustainable Future”. Outdoortopia has a well-developed resources area aimed at empowering and supporting educators to
Check out the outdoor learning resources the Chilliwack School District #33 has on their website: https://learningservices.sd33.bc.ca/outdoor-classroom-resources Particularly, look at the Outdoor Classroom Activity Cards Thank
It’s the age old outdoor education lesson: – 3 minutes without air. – 3 hours without shelter. – 3 days without water. – 30 days
Do you ever walk around where you live and try to find the tallest tree? I do! Here is a cedar in my neighbourhood. There
Kites have a long history and are easily made from local materials and can be flown close to where you live. Kites are beautiful, fun
Here is a great list of 50 outdoor activities you can try!…Or try again… They even have an activity guide book. Most adventures can be
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