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Outdoor play gives children unique opportunities to explore, problem solve and engage their minds, bodies and imaginations. A team at Leech Lake Early Childhood Development is drawing on this knowledge and exploring how to connect children in the community to nature with support from the University of Minnesota. Waase Paulson, Leech Lake Early Childhood’s Ojibwemowin mentor, and Claire Chase, Leech Lake SNAP-ED coordinator, began envisioning how to activate the 3-acre wooded area outside of the Aabinoojii Oshkii Bimadiziiwin Center and Maajiigin building in Cass Lake several years ago. They hoped to nurture cultural traditions and connections to nature among the organization’s children and teachers.

Shirley nordrumJean larsonClaire chaseMolly zinsWaase paulsonMarie donahueUniversity of minnesota bakken centerYoung children healthHow leech lake early childhood developmentTherapeutic servicesJordan hedlund college of designUniversity of minnesota extensionAabinoojii oshkii bimadiziiwin centerLeech lake early childhood developmentUniversity of minnesotaLeech lake early childhood