The Transformational Value of Wildlings Term Programs
Wildlings Forest School Blog
by Ellen Nesbitt
3d ago
At Wildlings, we believe in the power of long-term, immersive nature play. While a single adventure in the forest can spark excitement, the real magic happens when children return, week after week, to the same wild spaces ..read more
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How To Make Australian Seed Pod Boats
Wildlings Forest School Blog
by Kerrie Harth
3w ago
Living in South East Queensland means embracing the rainy weather as part of life. For kids, rainy days open up exciting opportunities to connect with nature. Building seed pod boats is a fantastic way for children to enjoy the outdoors, even when it’s wet. Whether floating boats in a local stream, driveway puddles, or backyard ditches, this activity combines fun, creativity, and environmental learning ..read more
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How to Be Prepared for Adventure Days with Wild Kids
Wildlings Forest School Blog
by Ellen Nesbitt
2M ago
Keen for adventure but dreading the chaotic clean-up? The key is to anticipate messes and pack accordingly so you can stay relaxed while your child immerses themselves in the natural world ..read more
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5 Key First Aid Items for Risky Play
Wildlings Forest School Blog
by Ellen Nesbitt
2M ago
Risky play is essential for children’s growth, allowing them to test boundaries, develop resilience, and build critical thinking skills. Here’s how to embrace the benefits of risky play while keeping safety in mind and regulating your own responses ..read more
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The Truth About Weapons Play: It's Not About Violence—It's About Imagination
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by Ellen Nesbitt
2M ago
When children turn a stick into a sword or a bow, they aren't promoting harm—they're stepping into a world of make-believe ..read more
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Helping Kids Overcome Their Fear of Creepy Crawlies
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by Ellen Nesbitt
2M ago
Helping children overcome their fear of creepy crawlies is about more than just addressing fears—it’s about helping them fall in love with the intricate web of life all around us ..read more
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Mindful Movement With an Australian Twist: Combat Over-Stimulation This Holiday Season
Wildlings Forest School Blog
by Ellen Nesbitt
2M ago
To help families embrace mindful movement, we’ve created a free, downloadable guide featuring animal yoga poses inspired by iconic Australian wildlife ..read more
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The Art of Sustainable Foraging
Wildlings Forest School Blog
by Ellen Nesbitt
2M ago
When done mindfully, foraging transforms everyday walks into treasure hunts. It’s an activity that fosters curiosity, cultivates patience, and enriches family and learning experiences ..read more
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Why Whittling Tools Make Great Christmas Gifts & Crafts
Wildlings Forest School Blog
by Ellen Nesbitt
2M ago
Gifting hand tools opens up a world of exploration, creativity, and learning for kids. It’s not just a gift—it’s an investment in their growth, resilience, and connection to nature ..read more
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You Can’t “Catch a Cold” in Wet Weather
Wildlings Forest School Blog
by Ellen Nesbitt
2M ago
Parents, let’s talk about a persistent myth: “Playing outside in cold or wet weather makes kids sick.” It’s a belief that keeps so many children cooped up indoors during some of the most exciting, sensory-rich weather. But here's the truth: cold or wet conditions don’t cause illness. So, let's grab our gumboots and raincoats and dive into why getting outside—rain or shine—is essential for your child’s health and development ..read more
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