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NZ Booklovers ~ From twig crowns to tiny gardens, Matariki lanterns to using flowers to send a secret message, this book has something for everyone.
This is going to be a resource to treasure, especially in the early childhood sector. Educators will be inspired and delighted by these projects. But this is more than a resource for the teaching profession.
Playing in nature has a range of developmental benefits beyond physical and social development. This book will help parents and caregivers who aren’t so confident navigating this space the tools they need to provide more opportunities for nature play in the lives of the children they care about. Clare’s book will help bridge the gap between structured and child-led play, benefiting everyone.
About the Kiwi creator
Rachel Clare is a former editor of Organic NZ, former deputy editor of NZ Gardener magazine and former editor of its weekly digital magazine Get Growing. She’s taught gardening through the Garden to Table programme, where school children learn how to grow, cook and harvest their own kai. She lives with her partner, Jacob, and two sons in West Auckland where they keep bees, harvest rainwater, grow flowers and vegetables and raise seedlings in a glasshouse made from upcycled windows.





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