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Families from a dozen towns travel to our campus on the grounds of the unique and beautiful deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum.
Children’s ages range from two years, nine months to six years old.
For seventy-five years, LNS, a Reggio-inspired partnership of teachers, parents and children, has created a meaningful and reflective school, establishing a foundation for lifelong learning. Our location at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum broadens our experiences and sense of community.
How do parents implement the LNS philosophy at home?
Read on for a sampling of recent blog posts from inside the studios…
“It looks like we could climb on it.”
July 5, 2019
As we began to research the work of Sheila Pepe, the children noted that the installation “looked like we could climb on it!” The configuration
“We made a city!”
July 5, 2019
When we last left off on the building and city thread, the children had just visited Saul Melman’s Best of All Possible Worlds sculpture (other
Hooked on Snakes!
March 30, 2019
These curvy snakes have wiggled their way into our play in a number of ways . . . Here is what we (the teachers) did:
deCordova Partnership & Professional Development
Lincoln Nursery School and deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum are pleased to offer their shared site and experience as professional development for individuals, schools, museums, or other educational institutions.
