Get ready to explore the guide! History of PLT and Early Childhood Revised PreK-8 Environmental Education Activity Guide (1993) Minnesota and Wisconsin.

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Get ready to explore the guide!

History of PLT and Early Childhood Revised PreK-8 Environmental Education Activity Guide (1993) Minnesota and Wisconsin develop Early Childhood Supplements to PLT (2002) PLT forms National EC Advisory Committee (2008) EC Activity drafts shared at PLT Conference (May 2009) Begin EC Workshops Nationwide (Fall 2009)

Early Childhood Experiences Exploring Nature with Five Senses Sight: The Shape of Things Sound: Sounds Around Touch: Get in Touch with Trees Taste and Smell: We All Need Trees Experiencing Trees Through Seasons Fall: Signs of Fall Winter: Evergreens in Winter Spring: Bursting Buds Summer: Adopt a Tree Meeting Neighborhood Trees To Be a Tree Trees as Habitats Three Cheers for Trees

Music and Movement Fosters Brain Development Develops Gross and Fine Motor Skills Benefits Children with Special Needs Project Learning Tree: Early Childhood CD Supports EC Experiences Sounds of Nature Billy B Songs

Title Sidebar -Overview -Objectives -Assessing the Experience -Word Bank -Related Activities Background for Educators Introducing the Theme Featured Experience Group Experiences - Music and Movement - Branching Out with Books - Snacks - Neighborhood Nature Walks Activity Components Learning Centers - Art - Outdoor Explorers - Discovery Table - Math and Manipulatives - Dramatic Play Reading Connections Family and Friends

Dance with Leaves Track 1 on PLT CD

Philosophy and Methods Go Outside Often Involve the Use of all Senses Begin with Simple Experiences Let Students Use their Imagination Provide Choices Whenever Possible Emphasize the Experience – Not the facts Integrate Music and Movement, Art, and Literature Keep Children Actively Involved – They Learn from Play Engage Parents to Continue Learning Activities at Home