The Environmental Kinship Guide is a holistic approach to children learning in, with, and about nature. Join Amanda from Storypark as she demonstrates using this tool to inspire nature-based learning. Then, we'll explore how online documentation and family engagement through Storypark can illustrate and capture the learning that takes place in your outdoor spaces. You'll come away with new ideas, tools for team collaboration, and a new appreciation for family communication.

*This session will be recorded and shared with registered participants. If you want to hear the session but can't join live, be sure to register to receive the link! 

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Amanda Higgins is a Professional Learning and Development Trainer at Storypark in New Zealand. Over the past 30 years she has had a variety of positions and roles in early childhood education, including University Lecturer, Centre Manager, Head Teacher, Professional Development Trainer, and mentor. She has a passion for environmental education and how digital technologies can support engagement and children’s learning. She holds a M.Ed from Victoria University in Wellington New Zealand, and is part of the Wellington Chapter of OMEP New Zealand.