In the outdoor
classroom, it is important for educators to provide and allow children to have
quiet space and a place they can have privacy. This is a great area for
children to take time out for themselves. This is an area for children to
develop their self-regulation skills. This can be done by learning that
when they are feeling; angry, frustrated, or sad, there is a place for them to
go where they know they can calm themselves down. As well,this can be a
place for educators to foster literacy development. Thornburg's approach
involves caves, campfires and water holes.
The links below will help you better understand Thornburg's approach.
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