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Brookdale road reserve park

The Wyndham Council's Brookdale Road Reserve Park is situated on territory with an important Indigenous heritage. As part of the traditional territories of the Boonwurrung and Wurundjeri people, who have a strong spiritual and cultural connection to this region, the park is considered among Indigenous people as more than just a recreational space. This Large park has open lawns in this well-kept park ideal for family get-togethers, informal sports, and picnics. It's a fantastic place for families with children because it has contemporary playground amenities. The park is filled with walking paths that offer a nice environment for taking a stroll or some exercise. Brookdale Reserve Park is a great place for outdoor activities and social gatherings because it has many of shaded places and BBQ pits. It also provides a calm haven away from daily life.

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Sound , Music and Drama ( dogs fight ) critical response

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Sound , Music and Drama ( dogs fight ) critical response

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Drama In the park, a fight breaks out between two dogs, and their owners are very upset. The dogs howled and growled, while the owner shouted to each other to stop the fight. The noise and chaos made everything worse and it was hard to be calm. people in the park were worried and confused, watching how come  the calm weather at the park quickly turned into a heavy day. This scene showed how important it is for pets and their owners to stay calm and resolve problems peacefully..

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Analyzing my selection of images and videos A mixed sensory journey were provided , which included environmental noises, individual musical expression, and a shockingly dramatic occurrence. The soft sound of falling leaves first added to the park's peaceful atmosphere, providing a calm and relaxing backdrop to the verdant surroundings. This organic sound had a relaxing impact and emphasized the park's function as a peaceful haven for people. A furious dog fight that came out next to the playground severely interrupted the visit. The normally calm sounds of nature and music were sharply contrasted with the bustle, which was typified by loud barking and obvious anxiety. Other park visitors paid close attention to this incident, which brought to light important concerns about pet care and park safety. Although the problem was quickly resolved by pet owners, the dog fight became a reminder that more regulations and greater supervision are required to guarantee a secure and enjoyable experience for all visitors. The dog fight brought attention to areas where park management could be improved, even though the sound of rustling leaves . By resolving these concerns, People may have a more positive experience that strikes a balance between peace and practical safety precautions. My favourite song, a disruptive dramatic event, and peaceful natural sounds all came together to make for a memorable visit to Brookdale Road Park.

Analytical Response on my Teaching Strategy-

I can set up some strategy into my teaching practice by introducing a range of sensory experiences into my lessons. For example, I can use music and ambient sounds to create various learning environments. To help engage children and create an atmosphere, one way to do this is to play soothing nature sounds during quiet activities and contrast them with dramatic or energetic sounds during more dynamic sessions. In order to teach problem-solving and safety awareness, real-life scenarios such as conflict and safety issues seen in parks can be discussed and utilized as case studies. In addition to making these lessons more engaging and memorable, role-playing and hands-on activities can help children better understand and control their responses to these experiences. By striking a balance between dramatic elements and emphasizing practical safety, i can produce a more captivating .

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In this park, rock climbing is a thrilling experience that engages to all of our senses. I take note of the texture and color of the natural granite as I go closer to the climbing wall. I feel the smooth or rough surfaces beneath my hands and feet as I grip the holds. I am aware of my own breathing and the sound of climbing gear clinking as the background noise of the park fades. I can smell the earthy aroma of the surroundings or the clean outdoor air. After climbing to the top, I'm rewarded with a satisfying view of the park and a feeling of excitement.

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The fresh air in the park amplifies my voice while I sing, and the melody mixes in with the noises of the natural world. The melodies of the song dance across the atmosphere, mingling with soft leaf rustles and bird tweeting. The gentle vibration of every line flows in peacefully with the park's natural surrounds. The song's emotional depth is further enhanced by the park's atmosphere and the smooth flow of the lyrics, which are enhanced by the feeling of singing outside. My voice appears to blend in with the beauty of the park, giving a calming and pleasant feeling.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipf7ifVSeDU&t=9s (unit )

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one child tries to go up through the ropes that are fastened to the slide. The sound of other children laughing happily, the rustle of the ropes as they move, and the sporadic squeal of excitement are all present. The scene has a playful rhythm added by the background hum of park music. people watch in anticipation and laughter as the child's struggle to learn the ropes sets up a dramatic scene. The children focused effort and these noises combine to create an engaging and unforgettable moment.

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Gandini, L. (2012). The atelier: A conversation with Vea Vecchi. C. Edwards, L. Gandini, & G. Forman (Eds.), The hundred languages of children: The Reggio Emilia experience in transformation (3rd ed., pp. 303–316)

Brooker, E., Blaise, M., & Edwards, S. (2014). SAGE Handbook of Play and Learning in Early Childhood. SAGE Publications Limited.

Calmed By Nature, Relaxing Meadow with Ambient Nature Sounds, Wildflowers, and Mountain View ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zvjW9arAZ0)

Movement in the Wild, Nature as Dance Partner, https://www.theearthbodyinstitute.com/2017/03/movement-in-the-wild-nature-as-dance-partner/

The Atelier : The school without walls, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNAKhgATlAo

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Movement in the Wild: Nature as Dance Partner - The Earthbody Institute

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“…Let your senses and body stretch out like a welcomed season onto the meadows and shores and hills…Greet yourself in your thousand other forms…” ~ Hafiz You are nature expressing itself Have you ever felt the urge to dash across a sunny meadow, arms outspread, heart wide open? Do your senses come…