“How can this map show how we play?” Lauri
We have been busy creating, editing, and revising the map of the Pine Tree Forest Playground. Now that the children are satisfied with the color,
We have been busy creating, editing, and revising the map of the Pine Tree Forest Playground. Now that the children are satisfied with the color,
“Sense of place.” What does this mean? Putting it simply, it can refer to a meaning attributed to a place as influenced by our interactions
While previewing Tuesday’s museum visit with exhibiting artist Ian MacMahon, several of the children remarked that they knew we were going to visit with a
One of the tremendous benefits of being ‘Children in Residence’ is the opportunity it provides for interacting with deCordova’s exhibiting artists. This week we were
As play in the bakery continues, children have been incorporating new ideas and themes. Production has been relocated and all items are now prepared on
Revision is becoming a part of our practice in Studio Red. Whether it be in conflict in the form of a “redo”, during communication when
During group time, we tried a new game. Three cards from the Face Game were placed on the rug. We then covered the cards up
Asha is working with playdough. She uses a metal ring to form a round shape of playdough. She then places a small piece of dough
On Thursday’s walk in the sculpture park… At the wood chip mountain: Saige I’m on a mountain! I love that! Hey guys, I’m on a
In preparation for our return to the pine tree forest, we gathered to think around our gallery map. Did we include everything we remembered of
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