Reggio emilia preschool

Here we take a look at why Reggio Emilia education works and show you how it works in real life.

Oh my word! I am so excited! I took a tour of a local Reggio inspired preschool, Rosa Parks. I was blown away with the beauty in this school. I am so grateful for the generosity and kindness of the teachers to allow photos and permission to post them on this blog. Thank you Rosa Parks! I documented so many wonderful things to share with you. I am going to share them by groups over the next 7 days: the alphabet color birthdays hanging art tables numbers families You are in for a real treat…

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.

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

What is the Reggio Emlia approach? ?What are the differences and similarities with the Montessori education? Can we do both?

Take a virtual walk through of one of our preschool classrooms!

Rose Parks Preschool, a Reggio Inspired school, had so many hanging art pieces. I am sharing a few of these amazing collaborative art pieces. The strands of assorted beads, ribbons, and other objects that the children created. These were all hung from a tree branch. Beautiful! I love full branches like this one. The children's self-portraits twirl from the limbs with their photo. The teacher in this classroom told me the best story about this chandelier. On an afternoon walk, the class found…

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.