Reggio classroom

The following photos are from the classrooms at my school. My colleagues have created such glorious spaces. I am going to post a series of elements. Today's element is lighting. There are two main types of lighting in today's photos - twinkle lights and lamps. Twinkle lights add a layer of magic and wonder. It is a splash of etheric joy. Lamps cast a warmth and cozy feeling. Lighting at the top of the bookshelves with carefully selected branches in my first grade classroom. Jenni's umbrella…

Reggio Emilia inspired early learning. Chef prepared tasty & nutritious meals. Art, Gardening, Music, French & Speech Therapy. Connections with nature & sustainability.

In my play based classroom there are 10 essential learning areas. I cannot do without them. The provocations and resources offered in these areas change throughout the year dependent on children's interests and the curriculum intent. The placement of these 10 areas within the classroom is thoughtf

A cozy reading area ready for my Prep class to start this week!

We've been always admiring the rustic look of Waldorf building blocks, and here is my DIY tutorial on how to build a set of nature blocks for your children.

FDK-Reggio Inspired Math. Using natural materials to represent numbers to 20.

184 Likes, 7 Comments - Educating Kids (@educating_kids) on Instagram: “An invitation to build & construct using nature’s building blocks. #build #construction #nature…”

Provocations are coming from Reggio Emilia Approach. They are brilliant opportunities for children to explore, learn, get new ideas, be creative and develop versatile skills.

Set up a specific area for playful maths investigations at home or at school, to encourage plenty of open-ended play with a range of everyday materials.