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Growing Up Wild! How outdoor adventures benefit young children
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In this enlightening episode, we jump into the transformative world of outdoor play and its profound impact on the holistic development of young children, getting a little off track along the way. We're talking about the myriad benefits of nature-based experiences for children, early childhood professionals, and parents alike.
Our resident mud-play expert and nature advocate, Vicki Giles, shares invaluable insights into how outdoor play fosters cognitive, physical, social, and emotional growth in children. We uncover the magic behind activities like exploring natural environments, engaging in imaginative play amidst green spaces, making space for risk taking and embarking on sensory-rich adventures outdoors.
Whether you're a seasoned educator seeking innovative approaches to curriculum development or a parent eager to nurture your child's innate curiosity, this episode offers practical tips, inspiration, and encouragement to embrace the great outdoors as a catalyst for lifelong learning and well-being. Tune in and unlock the boundless potential of nature to shape bright futures for our youngest generation.
Additional Resources:
Guidelines for Designing and Equiping Play Yards (Community Playthings)
When the Availability of Outdoor Space is an Issue (ECKLC)
Why Outdoor Play is Essential for Healthy Development (NAEYC)
For additional information about Gulf Regional Early Childhood Services and our programs, visit www.grecs.org.
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