Nature Play: A Heart Connection (Online & On Demand)

Developing a heart connection to nature is imperative to raising empowered and active citizens!

Learn ways to introduce nature play at your service with this 1 hour, 30 days of access, online and on-demand workshop.

$45 (GST incl.) | 1 hr

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Workshop overview

Welcome/Wominjeka

The Nature Play: A Heart Connection workshop will introduce you to the concepts of Biodiversity and Nature play. You will also learn about the benefits of Nature Play, benefits to children’s mental health, development and critical learning, and gain information and confidence to start your very own Nature Play program at your service or school.

This on demand workshop is expected to take an hour and is packed with information, practical examples and nature immersion activities, that you will proceed through at your own pace and time.

Note: This workshop is for the professional learning and development of educators, including Teachers Foundation to Year 2. However, those with similar roles or interests will find value in this workshop.

Workshop content

Here are the chapter titles for this workshop.

Welcome to Nature Play
Part 1: What is Biodiversity
Part 2: Why is Nature Play Important
Part 3: Supporting Nature Play
Part 4: Creating Nature Play Spaces
Concluding Nature Play

Learning with an Online and On Demand Workshop

Our online and on demand workshop is a fully online self-directed learning workshop where you proceed through the learning content at your own pace with no requirements of a set time to participate in real-time activities or any due dates for activities.

What you will get

A free account on our learning platform, Thinkific
Access to any free courses, such as ‘Introducing the Online Learning Platform – Thinkific’
30 days access to this purchased online and on demand workshop from purchase date
Certificate of participation for any 100% completed workshop
Access to our community forums on Thinkific, such as ‘CERES Learning and Thinkific Help and Support’ and ‘CERES School of Nature and Climate Learner Community’