Moving silently is not only something that children love learning to do, and that makes it far more likely they’ll see the wildlife that’s all around them, but it’s also a gret way for them to learn to use their senses and their bodies together – with each informing the other – and to learn how to read their environment. Here’s some pictures of a stalking game we play.
get as close as you can before the leader 'wakes up'
run away!
...then creep back without being spotted
