Have you celebrated “Old Stuff Day” before? Truthfully, I didn’t realize such a “day” existed. That said, the premise is a good one; it is a day worth celebrating. From what I have discovered about this holiday, “Old Stuff Day” (March 2) is meant to give us a chance to acknowledge what is unique and wonderful in the […]
Category: Imaginative Ecological Education (IEE): Activities & Insights
Learn how to engage imagination in learning to support the development of ecological understanding and sense of place.
Inspiration! 3 Resources For Imaginative & Ecological Teaching
IEE inspirations of the week: New to IEE? Learn more about Imaginative Ecological Education. See how these resources reflect principles of Feeling, Activeness, and Place. #1 Wonders in the streets… Check out The nature of Graffiti and also the The Nature of Cities websites to feel inspired and to remember the living world we live in–especially in the […]
A Walking Curriculum: Supporting Learning Through Focused Walking (K-12)
Walking Curriculum: Sample Walks New to the Walking Curriculum? Find out more here. These walking-focused learning activities are for all educators. As you teach curriculum topics, you can engage students with the natural world in your community or schoolyard. Each walking theme is followed by at least one imagination-focused question, challenge, or activity. These prompts are all tools in the imaginative educator’s […]