Abordagem Reggio Emilia

Posts about literacy written by Carolina Saenz-Molina

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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. […]

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

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

Light Table Mandalas with various materials. We've used buttons, glass beads, shells, and bottle caps.The children are constantly looking for more small material collections to use in their...

Collaborative branch collage

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…

I am a NYC teacher inspired by the the practice of the Reggio Emilia Approach. In 2005, I attended an educator’s conference in Reggio Emilia, Italy. Over the past years, my practice has changed and the creativity is booming! . I have a new Emergent Curriculum happening in my classroom every year, and Recycled Arts is an important focus of mine. It is amazing, the inspiration that stems from this little town in Italy.