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The Honeycomb Hypothesis: How Infants, Toddlers and Two-Year-Olds Learn Through Nature Play

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As honeybees gather and store pollen, young children gather and store concepts through play and repeating patterns of movement. Sandra Duncan, Sue Penix, and Sally Haughey explore this concept with in-depth knowledge and share creative ways to brighten the youngest imaginations. The Honeycomb Hypothesis will grow your teaching practices with new ideas, materials and activities, celebrating the magic that happens when children and nature are brought together. The book includes The Honeycomb Hypothesis, Exploring Through Activities, and Putting It All Together. Paperback.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher K. ★★★★★

Finally, a resource that puts real child development theory into practice for outdoor play. The way it connects honeybees' patterns to how toddlers learn through nature is exactly what I needed for my classroom.

George R. ★★★★★

I bought this for my early years team and the repeating patterns of movement idea clicked for us right away. The nature play framing gave our toddler room staff a whole new way to think about what looks like random wandering outside.

Christopher K. ★★★★★

The honeybee-to-toddler comparison in the opening chapter genuinely changed how I set up our backyard—I started treating my son's repeated trips to the same mud puddle as concept-building instead of just mess. The writing on repeating patterns of movement is clear enough to actually use, not just ad