Let’s Make a Farm!
Let’s make a farm! I’m a boy farmer. Marky I’m the horsey! That’s because I love horses. I ride a horse and his name was Pie! Ursula Ursula is the horsey and I’m the ducky! That’s because
Let’s make a farm! I’m a boy farmer. Marky I’m the horsey! That’s because I love horses. I ride a horse and his name was Pie! Ursula Ursula is the horsey and I’m the ducky! That’s because
Studio Red has been creating voluminous structures with tape, paper, foil, mat board, and cardboard. Now we wish to extend and challenge this learning in a new way, with a new approach and a new tool.
Maria Montessori, the twentieth century educator believed that all children behave like “little scientists” in that they are eager to observe and make “what if” discoveries about their world. This continues to remain true in the digital
In an attempt to further scaffold children’s play we’ve replaced Lego and Playmobil people with Studio Yellow cutouts. Our hope is that while fostering children’s connections, this will also serve to help strengthen our community through
Explore, Imitate, Hot Debate and Collaborate… Explore Jack has found two wooden plate holders in the classroom. He uses them to build. Other children notice this new idea and come over to watch, and some want
The photos below have disappeared! Hover over them with your mouse or touch them on your phone to reveal them! Stella sits down with some felt square and announces that she is making a tent. She
This says I love you, says Livia as she adds more colors to her drawing, it is for my mom. She is working alongside several other children from different studios. There is a choice of pens
Sam was exploring a basket of sticks and had begun to create a fire. Tait walked over and tried to take a stick Sam was holding. Some tugging back and forth began, neither child being willing
We have been noticing leaves for some time now. Being lucky enough to have a beautiful view right outside our window of various plants and the variety of their leaves, we’ve made discoveries along the way.
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