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One free Boots & Roots lesson to get you and your children outdoors!

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About this talk

What better way to learn about the Great Designer than to study His design in nature? God's Word and His World show us a framework for exploring anything our students encounter in their studies. And - with the rising incidence of depression, obesity, stress disorders and a sense of isolation among our young people, the physical, psychological, spiritual and intellectual benefits of even a modest exposure to nature make it a teaching tool too good to ignore. Learn how to incorporate nature study and playful engagement with the environment as a simple but profoundly effective approach to education.

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Amy Imbody

BA Liberal Arts, Penn State University M.Ed. Integrated Curriculum & Instruction, Covenant College Teaching and/or Leading PreK-adult education for 40 years: homeschooling, homeschooling co-ops, private writing/literature classes, private Christian schools, international teacher training centers, college/university, workshops for teachers and parents. Founder and President of The Center for Redemptive Education, 501(c)3 Author of award-winning children's literature including Snug as a Bug - (Zonderkidz) and Little Levi (Lantern Light Press). Author of Wind from the Sea: Essays in Redemptive Education (Lantern Light Press). Poetry published in First Things magazine, Ladybug, Cricket* magazines Composer of children's choral music