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Yes, we let the kids sword fight, and it’s one of the hardest-working games in our groups! To keep the game fun, a child has to figure out how hard is too hard. A safe tap takes far more body control than a big, wild swing, so every round is p
Spooky stories in the tent! This week our crew worked on a task that’s just as tricky to do as a group of adults as it is for kids…building a tent together! We practiced communication, sustained attention, and following multistep directi
Still reflecting on our magical week last week 🌳🤠🥾
Some of our favorite pictures from this week 🥹💗🦀☔️ #naturebasedot #charlestonmoms #pedsot
A bird walk turned into handwriting practice 🐦 She spotted birds, then wrote down every one she saw and drew a picture to go with it. When writing is about something she loves, the hard parts (letter formation, spacing, staying on the line) get a l
Two boys, one quick game of rock paper scissors, and a problem solved without a single adult involved ✊✋✌️ Rock paper scissors looks simple, but it’s a ready made tool for conflict resolution. It gives kids a fast, fair way to make a decision
crabbin’ 🦀🦀
This semester has been all about building lasting friendships. Our kids have been connecting over shared interests, making plans to attend one another's birthday parties, and even coming up with games and ideas they can't wait to pick back up at next
Cooking up something sweet! Our group followed a recipe together, measuring oats and honey and taking turns stirring the bowl. Cooking outdoors gives kids so many chances to practice what we work on: following steps in order, using both hands togethe