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Mindfulness Minute Series (3 of 6) The preschool years- “Be one with Nature”

Daniel Goya ·
Kilo is the Native Hawaiian art of observation. Through Kilo , we become part of our environment by watching, observing, examining and even forecasting. Children learn best through play. During the developmental stage of a preschool keiki (child), it is important that a child has opportunities to interact with his/her environment. This is when a keiki is beginning the process of scaffolding information to make sense of the world and learn new things. Kilo can be natural for a keiki at this...
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Re: Mindfulness Minute Series (3 of 6) The preschool years- “Be one with Nature”

Cheri Richards ·
Mahalo Danny for the reminder of kilo and being mindful of not only the trees but all of nature. Hau'oli la Ho'omaika'i
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