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Nature Play Workshop for Families reveals the benefits of nature connection for young children and describes how caring adults can nurture it through outdoor play in all seasons.
 

Table of Contents

  1. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND GRATITUDE
  2. FOREWORD
  3. INTRODUCTION: CULTIVATING NATURE PLAY
  4.       1  SEASONAL NATURE PLAY: SUMMER
    1. Changing Sky
    2. Flowers
    3. Nocturnal Life
    4. Hummingbirds
    5. Spiders and Webs
    6. Bees and Butterflies
    7. Foraging
    8. Shelter
  5.       2  SEASONAL NATURE PLAY: AUTUMN
    1. Changing Sky
    2. Seeds
    3. Leaves
    4. Frost
    5. Birds
    6. Harvest
    7. Returning to Soil
    8. Foraging
    9. Roosts and Dens
  6.       3  SEASONAL NATURE PLAY: WINTER
    1. Changing Sky
    2. Trees
    3. Stars
    4. Snow
    5. Tracks
    6. Ice
    7. Foraging
    8. Shelter
  7.       4  SEASONAL NATURE PLAY: SPRING
    1. Changing Sky
    2. Sprouts and Blossoms
    3. Rain
    4. Mushrooms and Moss
    5. Waterways
    6. Calls and Songs
    7. Foraging
    8. Nests
  8.       5  YEAR-ROUND NATURE PLAY
    1. Collecting Natural Treasures
    2. Loose-Parts and Small-Worlds Play
    3. Rocks
    4. Sticks
    5. Trees
    6. Mud
    7. Recording Natural Events
    8. Using a Nature Journal
  9.       6  VOICES FROM THE FIELD
    1. New to Outdoor Play?
    2. Nature Play and Child Development
    3. Going Out in the Cold
    4. Nature Play in Urban Settings
    5. Indigenous Perspectives
  10.       7  TEMPLATES
    1. Natural Events Calendar (yearly)
    2. Nature Events Calendar (monthly)
    3. Moon Journal
    4. Nature in the City Scavenger Hunt
    5. Seedling Growth Chart
  11. RESOURCES
  12. CONTRIBUTORS
  13. ABOUT THE AUTHORS
  14. INDEX
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