My Baby Came.
Kesler, do you want to tell us what happened? My baby came. Is it a boy or a girl? Boy- Girl. It’s a girl. Do
March 26, 2019
Tag: Empathy
Purple
“The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.” ― Helen Keller
We gathered on Tuesday evening to engage in dialogue around the topic of growing empathy in young children. It was a lovely evening and we
March 24, 2019
Purple
Problem Solving…
Last week, we formally visited the idea of problem solving. Encountering chipmunks reluctant to leave the treasured “stick house” near Owl Tree, we wondered aloud
March 24, 2019
Do they even have a name for it?
Viewing the installing and deinstalling of a work offers us a unique lens through which to view the artist. That is, it creates an opportunity
March 24, 2019
“I just forgot about you.”
This week Avia shared a story from Studio Red. Her story invited us to extend our thinking on play and friendship. We reflected together on
March 22, 2019
It says ‘Please don’t climb on it.’
On a walk on Thursday, Wesley encounters the Sol LeWitt sculpture Tower (DC) and wants to climb on it. Diane explains that it is not
March 21, 2019
Where has Brad gone?
The happenings seen through the windows of Studio Yellow are a source of fascination to the children. We witness sculptures being trucked in and out,
March 21, 2019
Blue
Take Care of You
While reading A Mother for Choco one morning, a small group came together to share their ideas around a question. The question was asked of
March 10, 2019
Blue
Look at my Face!
Coming back together as a group after a week away from Feb. break, reading stories with grown-ups is an activity that the children seem especially
March 4, 2019
Purple
“Whoa, that’s very angry.”
As we continue our work on getting to know ourselves and others better, we focus on faces as a way of understanding how others might
March 3, 2019