Nature-Based Educator Course-Fires & Tool Use with Children
In this module, educators will be introduced to tool-use with young children.
Welcome to Module 9 part 1-Fire
Land Acknowledgement
Limited Liability and Disclaimer
Learning Outcomes
Lesson 1: Due-Diligence before you incorporate fire or tools in your programs.
Lesson 2: The Importance of Risk Assessment
Lesson 3: Risk Assessments
Lesson 4: Fire Safety Protocols
Lesson 1: Fire Considerations Across the Ages
Lesson 2: Building Your Fire
Lesson 3: Connecting to Nature and Considering our Ecological Impact
Lesson 1: Why Fire? Meaningful Experiences
Lesson 2: Fairy Fires
Lesson 3: Fairy Fires in Action - Documentation from Chelsa
Lesson 4: Video of Fire Starting
Lesson 1: Ideas for Developing a Policy on Fire Use: (if you don't have one)
Lesson 2: Risk-Benefit Assessment Form
Reflection #1-RBA and Experience Plan
Reflection #2: Reflecting on the Experience
Final Reflections and Next Steps
Congratulations on completing Part 1 -Fire
Welcome to Module 9-Part 2 Tools
Lesson 1: Introduction to Tools Use with Young Children
Lesson 2: Learning Outcomes
Lesson 1: Reminder: The Importance of Risk Assessment
Lesson 2: Guidelines for Safe Tool Use
Lesson 3: Types of Tools Appropriate for Young Children & Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Lesson 4: Safe Checking, Cleaning, Maintenance and Storage of Tools
Lesson 5: PDF: Safe Checking, Cleaning, Maintenance and Storage of Tools
Lesson 1: Developing Age-Appropriate Tool Use Activities
Lesson 2: Teaching Children Proper Tool Handling Techniques
Lesson 1: Ideas for Developing a Policy on Tool Use: (if you don't have one)
Lesson 2: Risk-Benefit Assessment Form
Reflection #1-RBA and Experience Plan
Reflection #2: Reflecting on the Experience
Final Reflections and Next Steps
Congratulations on Completing Module 9-part 2 Tools