Welcome to Kĭnder Earth!

Our world is starting to recognize the benefits of getting kids outside, and offering them opportunities to explore nature while they're young is critical. On this blog, we will be discussing all things related to outdoor-based schooling (and unschooling), including topics that will interest both teachers and parents. Over time, Kinder.Earth will provide parent- and teacher-training opportunities as well as ebooks and printed books to support you in your journey to learn more about how to help kids learn and develop in nature.

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Show your young kids what they can do outside!

TELL ME about the gear books

I wrote these picture books to help normalize being outdoors for young kids, even if they're not around many others who regularly play outside in their daily lives. Read with your kids and ask them questions. Their lifelong learning starts with YOU.

Tell Me ABOUT NATURE PLAY

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Here are some tips for keeping kids warm in near-freezing weather: 

• Start with a "wicking" (non-cotton) layer against the skin (so their base layer doesn't get damp and clammy).
• Core warmth is KEY for keeping extremeties warm (the body naturally diverts heat to the torso to preserve vital organs), so when in doubt, put extra layers on (shirts & pants).
• Tuck shirts into pants. Tuck pants into socks. Tuck rain pants over boots (to keep the moisture and air of of them).
• Only put 2 pairs of socks on IF... (READ MORE)

As a thanks for connecting with Kinder.Earth, we'd like to email you a PDF about preparing & dressing
​preschoolers for outdoor preschool.

Click here for more information!