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Holistic Planning

Theme:
A. Introducing permaculture
B. Living nature
C. Design
D. Growing food
E. Built environment and resource use
F. Social permaculture
Holistic planning (HP):
Eyes
Hands
Heart
Head
Age:
3-6
7-12

Theme  Topic  Sub Topic Age HP Details
Air Weather Celebrate the passing of the seasons (e.g. solstice or equinox) with rituals invented together with the children as well as traditional ones from local community or inspired by other peoples
Air Weather Become familiar with words of weather such as windy, foggy, hail etc.
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Observe how waste can be reused.
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Create a repair cafe with families repairing together, e.g. bicycles, toys etc.
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Put food waste into the compost bin.
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Create a simple work (e.g. art) with recycled materials e.g. instruments for a sound garden.
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Create ways to exchange toys e.g. in a lottery or gift exchange.
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Experiment with filtering water with different materials (e.g. Galium aparine).
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Put coloured dye in water then put a celery stalk in, to watch how the dye rises in the stalk. This can show how chemicals in the water get into things that we eat.
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Sort different recyclable materials in the right container according to types
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Role play a life cycle of beings and things - growth, death and decay e.g. plants, plastic item.
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Feel the need for a nice clean (unpolluted) planet, e.g. through story or song.
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Give thanks for the natural materials you use, ask permission to take the materials from nature, the tree, the riverbed etc. and promise to use them wisely.
Using nature's gifts wisely What happens to our waste? Learn that some materials can be used again and again.
Permaculture ethics and principles What is permaculture? Spend time in a aquaculture-inspired garden, touching, tasting, smelling the plants and animals (as appropriate).
Permaculture ethics and principles What is permaculture? Go on a tour which explains how permaculture is demonstrated in that particular place.
Permaculture ethics and principles What is permaculture? Play a game which explains what permaculture is.
Permaculture ethics and principles What is permaculture? Make posters or collages about permaculture.
Permaculture ethics and principles What is permaculture? Make a photo collage that shows the difference between monoculture and permaculture.
Permaculture ethics and principles What is permaculture? Sing songs about permaculture and caring for the Earth.

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