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Learn about the Reggio Emilia approach, what it means for your classroom and how to get started with our list of easy, fun activity ideas...

Share Wildflower Ramblings! I have had many revelations about getting to know my children. Their intensities and personalities. Who they are and what they desire from life and me and themselves. One of the subjects I am attempting to figure out is the world of arts and crafts. I wrote about this previously in What...

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Art Shelves In Our Fs2 Classroom Reggio Inspired

Learn how to create a Reggio-inspired home art studio that fosters open-ended creativity and process-based learning for children. Discover the best materials and organizational tips for child-led exploration.

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

See examples of how an early childhood classroom has evolved over the years and has become Reggio-inspired. Learn tips for making your space more Reggio.

Find out what natural loose parts are and how you can use easily sourced loose parts from nature and get started with Reggio inspired natural loose parts play in your learning enviroment today. Discover exactly what natural loose parts are and the benefits of using them in your learning invitations

It is a good learning opportunity for children to develop their pincer grasping skills. According to the lecture notes, one of the principles of Reggio Emilia’s approach is bringing the outdoors in. (Locke, 2023, Slide 11). It is a Reggio-inspired learning opportunity because the twig provided in the learning opportunity comes from nature. It is also an age-appropriate learning opportunity for infants and toddlers because it can enhance fine motor skills related to their milestones.

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Making playdough hedgehogs 🦔 Rolling, patting, squishing 🦔 Counting sticks 🦔

This environment shown is an infant/toddler room. The neutral colours, from eye-leveled shelves for children, materials used to decorate the room (plants, light fixtures), and neutral-coloured storage (baskets) are not over-stimulating. This environment gives a calm, clean, and aesthetic view to look at. (Continued in comments)