Abordagem Reggio Emilia

Posts about literacy written by Carolina Saenz-Molina

In these Reggio inspired classrooms – each room develops its own birthday tradition. Here is one classroom's documentation on how the traditions are formed: A peek at birthday traditions: IDEA 1: I adore this idea! Notice in the first photo there are empty hoops hanging. On the child's birthday they decorate and fill their hoop. […]

✨Holly✨ on Instagram: “‘You can count on us!’- a very personal and interactive maths display. ✨ . . #maths #mathematics #earlymaths #earlyyears #eyfs…”

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Spring has nearly sprung 💐 A flowery invitation created at LBO for Preschool children to investigate and represent the emerging ‘spring-ness’ A bright...

Family photo wall - Anti bias education starts with making sure all your students feel represented and comfortable in the classroom. #antibias #earlychildhood #preschoolclassroom

So cute and student-made

When looking into preschools for R, I became interested in the Montessori method. In the end, I decided to send her to a preschool without a particular "method" because I liked its location, teachers, and overall atmosphere. I am happy with this choice, and certainly R loves her school. Learning about liquids (oil and water in bottles) But I have a soft spot for the fancy Reggio Emilia (not Montessori per se, but a related philosophy) preschool. It costs a fortune (like $20,000 annually) and…

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