Talking Points: Treehouses
A collection of sources and imagery to explore different treehouses.
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Treehouses
Questions to Ask Children
Which treehouse is your favourite? Why?
If you could build your own treehouse what would its purpose be? For living in? Playing?
Can you think of an invention that could be used for getting up and down into a treehouse without using a ladder or steps?
Do you prefer the big treehouses or the small treehouses? Why?
Is there an area in your local community where you’d like to build a treehouse? What materials would you use and why? What would its purpose be?
This Talking Points Is Used In…
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