Outdoor preschool could be good for the mind — and the gut
Outdoor education has the potential to affect children’s physical and mental health while fostering an appreciation for nature.
YOU, YOUR KIDS & SCHOOL: Summer is for making memories
Summer is finally upon us and while this will be a shorter summer than most, it is ours for the making. It is easy to get swept up in hectic schedules we create. However, when we take the time to ...
YOU, YOUR KIDS & SCHOOL: Five reasons kids should get outside and play
When I think back about my childhood, I often remember the time that I spent outside. Although my indoor options were not as numerous as today’s indoor options, I do have vivid memories of ...
The Aspen Times2d
Buttermilk hosts emerging bilingual students for first ever ski day
Almost 40 emerging bilingual students skied for the first time Wednesday at Buttermilk, part of an outdoor initiative to form ...
Sun Journal10dOpinion
Just ask the kids: the sky’s the limit for experiential education at Roberts Farm
Two years after embarking on an outdoor ed advocacy project, students from Oxford gain adult-level knowledge on community ...
Bonner County Daily Bee10d
‘Rewilding’ the schoolyard — District, land trust make space for outdoor learning
In July, nonprofit Kaniksu Land Trust set out to change that. Since then, the organization has replaced the area’s primitive ...