Reggio documentation templates

Our Journey into Pedagogical Documentation: A BCTF Inquiry Project - Download as a PDF or view online for free

Unlock the world of Reggio Emilia with our Reggio-Inspired Teacher Playbook—a comprehensive beginner's guide designed for joyful exploration. Dive into 5 focused chapters, each dedicated to a Reggio Emilia principle, offering practical advice, ideas, and pedagogical tools. From understanding Provocations to accessing a bonus Appendix with printable resources, this 58-page playbook is your key to seamlessly implementing the Reggio philosophy in your classroom.

I get multiple emails every day asking for copies of my inquiry planning templates and daily schedules. After clearing all of my emails an...

By: Diane Kashin, Ed.D, RECE. As someone who has been asked often to teach pedagogical documentation to students and professionals, I grapple with the process and all it entails. It is difficult to…

We have had numerous emails and blog comments regarding our Portfolio/Documentation Books. (Thank you for your interest and patience for this post!) Here is a little bit more information about them to help inform parents and other blog visitors. Each child in our class has a Portfolio/Documentation Book with their name and photo on the top. These folders are filled with clear sleeves to easily update what is included inside. After a trip to London England with YRDSB's Leadership Study Tour…

WHO WE ARE Zerosei is a team of psychologists, educators, mothers and mindfulness experts who embody a deep understanding of the Reggio-Emilia philosophy. We are specialized in pedagogy and childcare, and deeply […]

A central feature of the Reggio Emilia approach is extensive documentation through observation, reflection, and analysis by teachers of children’s development and behavior. Documentation records the experiences of children in the classroom.

This has been such a glorious first month where we have developed new skills and shared many special moments together! We have learned to: Play, think, wonder, and learn Interact safely within our classroom and with our classmates (share, cooperate, solve social conflicts, etc.) Clean up after ourselves Listen attentively to the person who is speaking Follow simple instructions Load and unload our backpacks (take out our agendas and library books) Line up to visit the library, gym, or music…

Here's another way to approach documentation panels - this formatting idea is courtesy of my brother Shaun. I was talking to him about doc...