Child led learning allows for their interests and let’s them engage with it in meaningful ways.
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It can be hard to watch a child struggle with something, frankly it can be downright painful to watch at times. Children gain the most when they are given time to figure something out on their own. They need to be involved in the process of learning how to do something vs having something done for them.
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Why is risky play important to child development?
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Often times, as parents, our focus for the start of school is “surviving” the first week.” We prepare, we plan, we buy lots of new things, we might even shed a few tears (I know I did!) The intensity of going back to school and getting through that first week can be exhausting. After the first week, we breathe a collective sigh of relief and, try to, settle into our new school year routines.
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The entire classroom is structured for multi- level learning and experiences. From our physical layout of the space, the materials we choose, to the activities we offer. The mixed age classroom curriculum is designed to support learning and understanding as each child becomes “ready” for the information.
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There is something about the expanse of the outdoors that gives children a sense of wonder and confidence.
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