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Fazendo uma cozinha de lama – versão em Português
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Há poucas coisas mais importantes no nosso mundo físico do que a terra e a água, que são coisas realmente intrigantes, especialmente quando interagimos com elas. Misturar terra, água e toda uma variedade de outros materiais naturais tem um papel fundacional na infância pelas profundas e infinitas possibilidades de proporcionar bem-estar, desenvolvimento e aprendizagem. A amplitude e profundidade do que estas experiências oferecem às crianças é verdadeiramente notável.
As cozinhas de lama oferecem algo bem diferente de áreas de terra para escavar e são mais fáceis de gerir. Uma cozinha de lama inclui elementos da área interior da casa, que é enormemente enriquecida pelo facto especial de estar na rua. As cozinhas de lama funcionam bem durante todo o ano e devem ser vistas como um elemento central a disponibilizar continuamente no exterior.