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Fire is a natural element. The earlier children learn how fire occurs and how to respect it, the better. Safe play with adult supervision is a great way for children to develop self-awareness and confidence. Learn more about risky play here.
Animals can provide comfort when it may not be apparent it is needed. They ask for no words and are really good at just being. Learn more about animal-assisted services here.
Trauma-aware education conference 2025, presenting on animal-assisted learning in tertiary environments. Learn more about trauma-aware practice here.
Animal-assisted learning can be exhausting.
The simplest piece of junk, can provide limitless fun for all ages, but young people are really good at showing us how. Persistence, resilience, problem-solving, fitness, can all be disguised by fun. Learn more about playwork here.
Assistance animals can support both humans and other animals.
Playing music can be both formal and informal. Just like you do not need eyes to hear, you do not need to read sheet music to play.
Music is one of the joys of life which encourages us to 'play'. Play is a means, not an end. The world will not end if we play one note over another, but it will be more fun and mistakes are needed in order to learn! Want children to experiment with sound, lead by example.
Assistance animals don't even need to be in contact all the time, they just need to be there. Children have anxiety in all areas of life from social, home, school and extra curricular. Think outside the box and find what makes your children tic. It is usually simpler than we realise.
Children learn from other children, they use the same language. Be mindful and make encounters mutually beneficial. Remember, abrasive circumstances can also make for rich learning and be the ideal opportunity to develop interpersonal and conflict resolution skills, amongst many others.
Dress-up, decorate, play for play. Free play rarely has a goal or an end. Continue throughout life, your soul will thank you.
The day Cooper helped some young adolescent detectives solve a Melbourne mystery.
If you are on the other side of the world feeling lonely and sad, speak to another black sheep, they've got your back ;)
In 2020, schools were locked down. Cooper made films to teach young Deaf learners science.
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