Product Description

As Joseph Cornells classic book reached its 20th anniversary Cornell drew upon a wealth of experience in nature education to significantly revise and expand his book. New nature gamesfavorites from the fieldand Cornell's typically insightful commentary makes the second edition of this special classic even more valuable to nature lovers world-wide. The Sharing Nature movement that Cornell pioneered has now expanded to countries all over the globe. Recommended by Boy Scouts of America American Camping Association National Audubon Society and many others.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #48470 in Books
• Published on: 1999-11-09
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 36 pages

Synopsis
Cornell draws upon a wealth of experience in nature education to significantly revise and expand his book, adding eight new games and revise 20 others, based on his extensive experiences of giving nature workshops world-wide.

Customer Reviews

still exciting after all these years
This beautifully designed and illustrated book is a real classic. A brief and compelling outline of the author's philosophy is followed by a series of games that help young people (of all ages!) see, feel, hear and touch nature in new ways that sensitise, educate and excite.

Despite its 'age' there are millions of young people who would find most of the games new and inspirational.

Natural learning
As a student teacher i have found this book very helpful when trying to make my lessons 'different', motivating and fun learning. Some of the ideas are somewhat archaic, but carefully adapted, provide a great basis for curriculum lessons. I have also used them within Brownie group activities. They provide a natural and alternative approach to learning and developing skills. Reccomended.

Clasic guide to outdoor education games for children
Describes Cornell's philosophy of outdoor education and gives instructions for playing outdoor education games that work. This is an excellent guide for educators, camp counselors and scout leaders. Some games are designed to work in forested areas and are difficult to adapt to treeless areas.