How do you connect with Nature?
The Bruny kids from class 2-3 were asked How they connect with nature? Listening to the insights from children can guide us all on how to reconnect.
“I breathe the air from the trees.
I love swimming in the water.
And I love the sweet smell of trees,
because I am surrounded by them.
And I also like eating fruit.
When I am in nature, I just love the wind on my face.
It is the best feeling ever.”
"I feel connected to the bioluminescence because it is beautiful. It makes me feel calm. When it makes me calm I think about how pretty nature is".
Julian (Grade 2) wrote: "I breathe the air from the trees. I love swimming in the water and I love the sweet smell of the trees because I am surrounded by them. And I also like eating fruit. When I am in the nature I just love the wind on my face. It is the best feeling ever".
Wren (grade 3) “ Thanks nature….you really calm me down! I love nature, it makes me happy.”
Claire Boost
Claire is a Bruny Island teacher who has been educating in, about and for the environment...
The Bruny kids from class 2-3 were asked How they connect with nature? Listening to the insights from children can guide us all on how to reconnect.
“I breathe the air from the trees.
I love swimming in the water.
And I love the sweet smell of trees,
because I am surrounded by them.
And I also like eating fruit.
When I am in nature, I just love the wind on my face.
It is the best feeling ever.”
"I feel connected to the bioluminescence because it is beautiful. It makes me feel calm. When it makes me calm I think about how pretty nature is".
Julian (Grade 2) wrote: "I breathe the air from the trees. I love swimming in the water and I love the sweet smell of the trees because I am surrounded by them. And I also like eating fruit. When I am in the nature I just love the wind on my face. It is the best feeling ever".
Wren (grade 3) “ Thanks nature….you really calm me down! I love nature, it makes me happy.”
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