Reggio kitchen dramatic play

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I first introduced loose parts play into my three-year-old classroom five years ago. There were already loose parts in my classroom, but not that I had brought in with the specific intention of children using them in open ended ways for their own purposes. The science shelves had baskets of rocks, acorns, and shells with the intention that the children would experience “science” by studying these natural objects with the magnifying glasses and mirrors neatly arranged next to them. They…

Students often ask me for list of infant learning experiences they could use on placements. This post is dedicated to students that are seeking to be inspired, take risks and dive deeper into learn…

I'm incredibly excited to share a peek into Nammi's Reggio Inspired Classroom. Click here to see all the photos of how its been transformed.

If your kid is often spinning around you in the kitchen and watching you cooking dinner and you aren’t ready yet to let him or her take part in it, play kitchen is a perfect purchase and solution for both of you! I’m sure, it’ll keep your child busy for hours and he or she will be having a lot of fun playing chef. To enhance an imaginative play you...Continue Reading...

Dramatic Play is not only a source of wonder and magic — it is good for cognitive development! Pretend play requires the ability to transform objects and actions symbolically; for example, pretending to be mommy or a doctor; pretending a bowl of nuts and leaves is oatmeal for Goldilocks. There is research that has shown […]

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