This document discusses how stables can provide educational opportunities for children's development in several areas. It describes how interacting with animals at stables can support children's learning in science, emotional development, multisensory experiences, physical development, reasoning, and health and safety. Specific examples are given for each of these areas of learning, such as observing animal behaviors to learn about biology, developing empathy through bonding with animals, using different senses to experience farm environments, and considering safety practices when handling animals.
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2. Stables provide safe opportunities for children to make bonds with
animals, understand their habits and learn how to take care of them.
Nutrition
Biology
Geography
Ecology
Ethics
Cultural exchange
Special needs
Physical development
Emotional development
Multisensory experience
Reasoning
Health & Safety
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3. Science
Examples:
developing childrens
investigative skills
horses as mammals
growth, diet,
reproduction, specific
features, adaptation
diet and faeces
endemic species
the Skyrian Horse
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4. Emotional Development
Examples:
making bonds with
animals
horses in humans
life now & then
developing
sensitivity when taking
care of animals
species protection
wild animals vs.
domesticated/farm
animals
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