Children aged 6–10 are at an ideal developmental stage for cultivating the skill of valuing people and nature. Through guided learning and activities, they can progress through the LifeComp stages: Awareness, Understanding, and Action.
Awareness and Curiosity:
- Children begin to notice differences and similarities among people and the natural world.
- Concepts like kindness, fairness, and care for living things resonate strongly.
Understanding and Respect:
- Stories, outdoor exploration, and role-playing help children grasp the importance of respecting others and nature.
- They start to internalise the value of compassion toward others and the environment.
Action and Responsibility:
- Practical activities such as recycling, gardening, or caring for animals teach sustainability and responsibility.
- Children begin to see the impact of their behaviour on the world, fostering a proactive mindset.