Outdoor and Adventure Activities. Aims and Rationale Education In for about the outdoors.

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Outdoor and Adventure Activities

Aims and Rationale Education In for about the outdoors

Key messages The importance of enjoyment and play Maximum participation by all children The development of skills and understanding A balance between competitive and non-competitive activities A balance between contact and non-contact activities Providing opportunities for achievement for each child Providing activities equally suitable for boys and girls. Page 3 Teacher Guidelines

Focus is on problem solving through Active learning Use of the outdoors

Walking Providing opportunities for walking Walking with a purpose

Orienteering Skills addressed: Map making

Orienteering Skills addressed: Map making Map Reading

Orienteering Skills addressed: Map making Map Reading Map Orientation

Orienteering Skills addressed: Map making Map reading Map orientation Development of route choice

Orienteering Skills addressed: Map making Map reading Map orientation Development of route choice Learning the language and disciplines of orienteering

Orienteering Skills addressed: Map making Map reading Map orientation Development of route choice Learning the language and disciplines of orienteering Learning to use the legend/key

Orienteering Skills addressed: Map making Map reading Map orientation Development of route choice Learning the language and disciplines of orienteering Learning to use the legend/key Use of a compass

Outdoor Challenges Skills developed through Physical Challenges: Co-operation Team Work Leading/following

Outdoor Challenges Skills developed through Physical Challenges: Co-operation Team work Leading/following Trust

Outdoor Challenges Skills developed through Physical Challenges Co-operation Team work Leading/following Trust Problem solving

Understanding and Appreciation of Outdoor and Adventure Activities Use, care and enjoyment of the environment

Understanding and Appreciation of Outdoor and Adventure Activities Use, care and enjoyment of the environment Safety aspects

Understanding and Appreciation of Outdoor and Adventure Activities Use, care and enjoyment of the environment Safety aspects Highlighting local/national/international events

Understanding and Appreciation of Outdoor and Adventure Activities Use, care and enjoyment of the environment Safety aspects Highlighting local/national/international events Awareness of facilities available locally Design own challenge