Outdoor activities

[Empa]

Hello, crikey took me ages to figure out how to post a message etc so goodness knows how I'll
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e with a class of children! I just wondered if anyone has any good
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s for outside lessons for littleuns? Do you do you tend to take a class outside for activties?
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[danfur]

Hi

I never used to take children outside for lessons except for PE unless I was quite comfortable with the children. Other times I have taken children out it's been for art, doing some drawing or rubbings etc. Either that or if I've been in with the little ones and they were having outside time (but I very rarely did supply in nursery or reception). Others may have some
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s.

[NuttySupplier]

How little??? I try to take them out as much as I can, except like Danfur says, you really want to fele comfortable with the class.. esp. if they're little and you may have 'runners'.

[NuttySupplier]

Oh, and welcome to the forum!! Well done on your post!
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[janeb]

I like to go outside for stories, singing sessions, PE, group challenges and art with KS1 or 2.

This is a useful tactic if you've had a hard day as the change of scenery can do wonders - you have to feel you can trust the class as the others have said but normally the threat of returning to the classroom is enough!