Making a Mud Kitchen_Swedish
Swedish translation
Att göra ett Geggamjja kök - Svensk version
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Att göra ett Geggamjja kök
Svensk version
Translated by Siw & Magnus Linde
Extract
Sätt igång! Riktlinjer för att skapa ett Geggamojakök.
Det finns lite som är av större betydelse i vår materiella värld än jord och vatten och det är verkligen spännande saker, särskilt när de påverkar varandra.
Att blanda jord, vatten och en del andra naturmaterial spelar en grundläggande roll under småbarnsåren och har en djup betydelse och oändliga möjligheter för välbefinnande, utveckling och lärande.