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Quintais Brincantes

Learn about one of our NatStart25 site tour programs, Quintais Brincantes, a nature-based early childhood program collective based in Brazil.

Location

Brazil

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Safety and Healthy Risk-Taking in Nature-Based Education

Enjoy a two-part session on safety and healthy risk-taking in nature-based programs, presented by Anne Stires and Amy Butler. The goal of these two sessions is to provide examples of the practices outlined in the Safety section of the Nature-Based Preschool Professional Practice Guidebook, which was written collaboratively by Anne, Amy, and Kit Harrington.

Resource Type

  • Webinar

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Wild Oak Preschool

Get to know Natural Start member, Wild Oak Preschool, a fully-licensed nature-based preschool program located in the rural community of Applegate Valley in Southern Oregon.

Location

Williams, OR

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First Roots-Wild Roots

Get to know Natural Start member, First Roots Underhill of First Roots-Wild Roots, a nature-based infant/toddler program based in northern Vermont.

Location

VT

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Boston Outdoor Preschool Network

Boston Outdoor Preschool Network is a nonprofit organization focused on nature-based early education across various program sites in Massachusetts.

Location

Boston, MA
IJECEE Cover Winter 2024

Volume 12, Number 1

In this issue of Volume 12, read articles covering nature connectedness, nature playgardens and learning environments, Indigenous education in early childhood, nature attachment theory, and more.

Resource Type

  • Journal
  • Research

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Digging into Nature

Dr. Tandon and Dr. Glassy offered a wealth of suggestions for nature-based activities and suggestions for overcoming common challenges busy families face when trying to increase their outdoor time. The authors addressed the importance of nature for children’s health at every age from infancy through adolescence and linked their suggested activities to key developmental milestones.

Resource Type

  • Webinar
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