The Problem
Letting children experience the lifestyle of tribal communities in nature, so that they can feel the rewarding of a bonded and supportive group which share values of respect for animals plants and natural resources.
Our Plan
There are a few stages in the process: Stage one- Becoming a tribe; divide rolls needed in order to live in the "wild". Then name the tribe and each individual. Stage two- Schedule a place and a time for a series of sessions. Stage three- Organize a list of all the activities and the equipment needed. Stage four- First meeting of the tribe!
Themes Addressed
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Indigenous Rights
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