Geography in the elementary classroom is far more than a sequence of lessons. It is the child's invitation to understand the world as a connected whole, shaped by cosmic forces, living systems, and human societies. Yet many guides share that their geography work can become heavy, fragmented, or overly technical with time.

This Refresher offers an opportunity to rediscover the geography album as a living story. Across two days, we will revisit the key presentations, from God With No Hands to human interdependencies, and reconnect them into a coherent arc that supports the child's growing sense of belonging, responsibility, and hope.

Using a Head, Heart, Hands approach, participants will explore:

• Scientific understanding of Earth and its forces

• Emotional connection to place, awe, and gratitude

• Meaningful classroom work that grows from the geography line

You will experience the lessons in a way that reflects the work of the children: storytelling, demonstrations, map work, collaborative tasks, and shared reflection. Space will also be given to adapt ideas for different school contexts, including settings with limited resources.

This Refresher is for guides who want their geography work to breathe again, to feel lighter, clearer, and more connected to the spirit of cosmic education. Together we will explore how geography can help children build a relationship with the Earth and understand the deep interdependence that shapes all life.