Children's risky play and experiencing 'scary-funny' | Forest Schooled Podcast
Forest Schooled PodcastShow Notes
The outdoors presents various opportunities for risky play. Without prompting, children will often seek these opportunities out. This podcast explores the research by Ellen Sandseter on children's perspective of their own risky play and how they seek to balance the "scary" with the "funny."
Want to read the blog post while you listen? https://www.forestschooled.com/post/2018/09/30/childrens-risky-play-and-experiencing-scary-funny
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