Out-of-school time educators who work in urban settings may feel like they have few to no options for connecting youth to nature. It is the educator’s job to notice nature and to provide opportunities for children to observe and be curious about it. Likewise, it is the provider’s role to introduce nature to a setting when it is absent.
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Learn MoreDesigning and facilitating a dynamic, enriching, hands-on, active project-based summer program.
Learn MoreWhat can we learn from summer camp? Read the answer that presents the research findings of the learning outcomes of the summer camp in this webinar.
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