Kindergarten In The Wild
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2016
- Little kids rule the great outdoors in Germany's waldkindergartens, or forest kindergartens. Here, children learn the ropes of the world through play and discovery.
Shot by video journalist Sam Jones in Germany for AJ+.
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So refreshing to see children doing this stuff.
plot twist: this is a community of feral gnomes
I know my kids would love this!
ya kno im jealous wishing i could hav experience this in my childhood, too late now
yes
yeah now I'm lazy as fuck
Never too late to hang out in the woods.
You can get this done for your kids: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waldorf_education
Prateek Vyas thats stupid wen tellin that to someone who dont hav kids
Same things exist in the Scandinavian countries
This is what I want for my children. I wonder if I could get permission to live in Germany while my kids are still small.
1:19 no kid ur not strong enough to tear that tree down...
been wantin' to do this for years, great job!
This is wonderful!
Awesome!
awesome
This wonderful. Most kids are usually in front of the tv or on playstation
we inspired by schools like this. This is the only way to go with pre schooling education
Oh! no.... they are holding knife and playing with fire.........!
Yeah! Oh my god! We treat them like they are responsible.. Cant imagine the damages this will have on their personality :P ;)
yayy
Better check these kids for ticks, daily.
They're mostly private kindergartens, which is quite expensive compared to the public ones in the cities. Great thing for kids, but only if you can afford it.
Think Double I forgot people not in Scandinavian countries have to worry about that... You have my sympathy.
In my german town the Waldkindergarten is free for the same time as the public one. The town pays the private groups as well.
We also have a few of those nearby and as far as I know they're all handled just like the normal kindergartens.
Of course there might be some that you have to pay more for, but same goes for normal kindergartens.
First of all: Stardrop Levinas is right, these forest kindergartens are public kindergartens AS WELL AS private ones.
And even talking about private ones its not that difference you might know from the USA.
We care for this kind of stuff, its balanced well, for sure nothing only rich people could do. A friends daughter goes in one, and he is machine operator and she is a part time tailor. So, not rich at all. Still, no problems to send also their son there soon.
This is called Gurukul system of education.
where is the place/name of the kindergarten in that video? please let me know! thanks :)
There are thousands in Germany, I know at least two near me. Is it because of questions?
so erzieht man kleine jasager
@AJ+ does anyone know what the song is?
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clem clempson - happy tripper
I need song name
clem clempson - happy tripper
Minecraft IRL
I'm just a little concerned, because I feel a toddler shouldn't be handling a knife even if supervised, but overall this seems like a great thing!
The worst thing that could happen is that they cut themselves but they are thought how to handle knifes so I don't think that happens very often.
"It is in the second amendment to the forrest constitution, that it is every child's
right (duty, even, if you ask me) to bear knives. To protect from offensive pedagogues, and teaching plans."
I mean, of course they might cut themselves sometimes, but they won't chop off their fingers or anything. When I was in the Kindergarten I also started to use knifes to make stuff from sticks I found. I was a in a normal Kindergarten, but even there we had a big outdoor playground and spent most of our time outside, sometimes doing small trips to the surrounding forests.
All those oversheltered kids and teens I've met throughout school had sorts of problems to be independent and often struggled in social situations, because everything they did got controlled by their parents.
And why? If you treat a kid like a responsible person, it will grow up being a responsible person. Also, a healthy person.
And yeah, maybe they cut themselves, but guess what? It wont happen again because it hurts. Obvious isnt it.