Produced and drawn onto film by Cornell University professor of anthropology Robert Ascher. Used in art classes and by anthropologists and filmmakers. Can be used to stimulate discussion on the theories of myth. Several thousand drawings were used to produce each title. Uses the Cornell Cooperative Extension horse program to concisely illustrate how a positive attitude benefits youth and adults.
Concepts are applicable in any program, worldwide.
Your intergenerational group can choose any activity. This guide tells how to involve both age groups, plan initial meetings, and select the project. 36-page leader's guide, activities, youth manual, information for senior participants, and record sheets. Children need experiences that help them construct and refine their understanding of the way the world works. The LEAP curriculum presents and explores key life science concepts in ways that make concrete connections to the everyday lives of children and teachers.