Vol. VII, No. 6, July/August/September 2008
- Make Lasting Summer Memories
- Naturalized Outdoor Classroom Maintenance Isn't Difficult
- Toxic Toys Could Become Dinosaurs
- Education Director Is Quoted in England
- White Hutchinson Has New Mascot
- Is Your Outdoor Classroom Designer/Consultant a Salesperson in Disguise?
- Our Design Team Has a LEED Accredited Professional
- New Resource on Early Childhood Environments Are Available
- Nature in Play Takes Gardening to a New Level
- Institute on Creating Sustainable Environments Adds Tours
- Shade: What Is Your Center Doing to Protect Children?
- Check Out These Resources: Families Connect with Nature
- If the Environment Is the Third Teacher, What Does She Say?
- Recent Projects
New Resource on Early Childhood Environments Are Available
Vicki Stoecklin met with colleagues Toni and Robin Christie from New Zealand at the World Forum on Nature Education this past July. They were kind enough to share their new book "Childspaces 2: Another Design Sourcebook for Early Childhood Environments." Insert Scaled ChildSpaces 2.jpg
The book offers beautiful photographs and construction details for many delightful projects to create a more functional and aesthetically pleasing environment for young children. My two favorites are the outdoor nappy changing tables and the stained wood lights. The book can be found at Childspace, www.childspace.co.nz.
Vol. VII, No. 6, July/August/September 2008
- Make Lasting Summer Memories
- Naturalized Outdoor Classroom Maintenance Isn't Difficult
- Toxic Toys Could Become Dinosaurs
- Education Director Is Quoted in England
- White Hutchinson Has New Mascot
- Is Your Outdoor Classroom Designer/Consultant a Salesperson in Disguise?
- Our Design Team Has a LEED Accredited Professional
- New Resource on Early Childhood Environments Are Available
- Nature in Play Takes Gardening to a New Level
- Institute on Creating Sustainable Environments Adds Tours
- Shade: What Is Your Center Doing to Protect Children?
- Check Out These Resources: Families Connect with Nature
- If the Environment Is the Third Teacher, What Does She Say?
- Recent Projects