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Volume 6, Number 1

What's the impact of nature preschools on creative thinking? How does one develop a nature-based kindergarten program? Articles in this issue cover these questions and more, including topics on children's embodied and playful connections to nature, and book reviews.

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Volume 5, Number 2

Volume 5, Number 2 includes an English and Spanish article on posthumanist possibilities for early childhood EE; an article on the benefits and risks of tree climbing on child development and resiliency; an article on young children's and parents' preferences for outdoor play settings; a perspective on the importance of animals in early childhood environmental education; a review of "loose parts" in outdoor play environments.

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Volume 5, Number 1

In this volume, read research articles on four methods for engaging youth as researchers, the intersection of beliefs toward outdoor play and cold weather among formal and non-formal EE communities, sense-making of embodied illustrations, children's biophilia and attitudes toward nature; empathy and environmental values in early childhood, and more.

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Volume 4, Number 1

In this issue of Volume 4, read articles on a nature-based social-emotional approach to supporting young children's holistic development in classrooms; play as place; nature-based preschools; outdoor explorations; experiential stewardship; and creativity in outdoor classrooms.

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Gilbert Elementary

At Gilbert Elementary, children start in forest kindergarten and continue their learning with connections to nature and the environment through fifth grade.

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Lafayette, GA
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