One day, while a few children were exploring clay, the notion of building house emerged. Several children pulled out some of the log blocks. Pieces of clay were placed in the log “forest” as one child called it. The piece with the hole in this photo was...
This is a lovely idea I saw in my colleague Kati's classroom. I had to make one for my class and share it with you. It is easy to set up. Put the printed pages into page protectors and slip into a binder. (I have included a cover for the binder.) You will need the...
Oh my word! I was so excited to discover a lost thumb drive with photos from my classroom in 2007-2008. I thought I had lost all of my photos when my first laptop crashed. My daughter found a random thumb drive and . . . well . . . a treasure trove of photos! One...
I love, love, love the look of the “Reggio-Inspired” chandeliers. It was one of the must-do projects with my new class. I wanted to start with a “natural” base. Well . . . it just so happened that my son had a big pile of dead bushes in his...
Block play is so rich. It can expand to include so many different kinds of constructions. In my block center I have the following materials (in addition to the blocks): large river rocks moss covered “rocks” (floral department) green grass (floral...
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