Bruny Kids & Nature
About Bruny Kids & Nature
Background
Childhood connection with Nature is critically important for health, development, happiness and the pure joy of understanding, seeing and experiencing the wonders of the world around us.
The Bruny kids and Nature page is a home for stories, events, things to do and articles about kids connecting with, learning about and experiencing the joy of Nature on Bruny Island.
This page includes articles and stories written by a range of writers and authors, and includes articles written by kids themselves (with parental permission). The page is managed by educators, writers and parents of kids who have a connection to Bruny Island.
The Bruny Kids webpage project is being coordinated by Bruny Island teacher, Claire Boost. Claire runs Bush Lil (a Launching into Learning Program for children aged 0-4), and is helping to establish an Outdoor Classroom at Bruny Island District School.
If you or your kid would like an article or story published on this page, just send it through to Bruny Island teacher Claire Boost at: claire@kuno.earth
The Bruny Kids webpage project is proudly supported by the Kuno Foundation and Tasmanian Community Fund.
Articles by Bruny Kids & Nature
Do wombats wear woolly jumpers in winter?
Healing Country
Supergroms Celebrate the Winter Solstice on Bruny
No toys needed here!
Bruny Kids - Nature webpage project
Natures Treasures
Supergroms Cleanup at Alonnah
Reconnecting with Nature: The Power of Children Planting Trees for Endangered Species
World Bee Day: Science and outdoor learning go together like bees and honey
Curious and creative Nature play
Connecting with Nature happens early on Bruny Island
