'We get soft': Why Regina teacher says kids need to embrace cold, not escape it
(Bonnie Allen/CBC News) The kindergarten class at Prairie Sky School starts every morning inside a teepee on school grounds. And so even when it was –20 they were crying and they were cold," Rose said. Kindergarten kids at Prairie Sky School in Regina are expected to bundle up and brave the cold temperatures, no matter how low the mercury dips. (Bonnie Allen/CBC News) "I don't know how other schools manage with indoor recess and indoor lunchtimes, I think I would go crazy. (Bonnie Allen/CBC News)Rose said children need to learn that their relationship with nature isn't restricted to May through September.
Source: CBC News March 06, 2019 11:00 UTC
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