curiosty approach

Woot! Day two of my sneak peek into a local Reggio inspired preschool, Rosa Parks. The quality of classroom environment in this school is off the charts. Today I am going to share a few of their color ideas. Simple canvas boards with color collections. I love all the texture. A close up of the color collection. Almost every classroom had a version of this color application. Paint value chips were used to designate the place for each color family. Love it! Here is the same idea on a black…

Interesting storage option using shallow wicker trays

Love the shelf!

Documentation

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45 Likes, 9 Comments - Miss G (@earlylearningwithmissg) on Instagram: “Junk modelling area in my Nursery classroom ☺️ I love these continuous provision storage boxes from…”

cool kids playrooms - Google Search

Exploring nature through wholemeal playdough and loose natural parts.

97 Likes, 6 Comments - Miss G (@earlylearningwithmissg) on Instagram: “Water area 💧”

Nice to have different selection of colours

Early-years based activities and invitations linked with castle play - from Rachel (",)

My quest this year was to create a more organized, visually pleasing environment in our preschool classroom. My inspiration has come from various classes I've taken this year, inspirational teachers, cohort among local preschools, and of course, blogging! My research of other classrooms and personal aesthetic have led me to the Reggio Emilia approach to classroom environments. I do not claim to be a Reggio teacher. I have, however, learned to borrow bits and pieces from various pedagogical…

The Curiosity Approach