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Macaroni seems like the quintessential crafting material for young children. There is so much you can do with it. It’s super cheap and you likely have a reaaaallly old package of pasta sitting around in the back of your cupboard somewhere that will likely never get boiled. I found about 5 boxes of crazy old […]

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For the Children: Inspired by Nature

I first introduced loose parts play into my three-year-old classroom five years ago. There were already loose parts in my classroom, but not that I had brought in with the specific intention of children using them in open ended ways for their own purposes. The science shelves had baskets of rocks, acorns, and shells with the intention that the children would experience “science” by studying these natural objects with the magnifying glasses and mirrors neatly arranged next to them. They…

The Reggio Emilia Approach is a new method of education for preschool children that helps them to develop comprehensively. Learn more about this method in this article.

In Reggio Schools an ‘Atelier’ is what we describe in NZ schools as an authentic learning environment- or a provocation. In other words an atelier is deliberately designed and carefully curated to put the learners in a relationship with reality. On Friday November 29th we learned about the Reggi

Mr potato head creating encouraging children to name the vegetables