“Did you get a picture of the sawdust?”
On Thursday, we shed our mittens and snow pants and followed the warmth and sunshine into the woods. The frozen ground had been replaced by a softened earth that was begging to be seen again. Things
On Thursday, we shed our mittens and snow pants and followed the warmth and sunshine into the woods. The frozen ground had been replaced by a softened earth that was begging to be seen again. Things
The topic of rainbows has been cropping up throughout the year. Sofia often wears her beloved rainbow colored pants, Magna-Tiles have been sorted to mix rainbowish patterns, Wikki Stix
With all the enthusiasm around cars and trucks in mind, we recently brought in large packing boxes to see if they would be incorporated into the play. For the animal lovers in our group, they immediately
Zaarha’s creature.Lyla’s creature.Brooke’s creature.Ryan’s creature..Jane’s creature.Chester’s creature..Chester’s creature..Beatrice’s creature.Charlotte’s creature.Vivian’s creature..Ray’s creature…Maren’s creature.Arya’s creature.Sevi’s creature.Charlie’s creature.Graeme’s creature.Birdie’s creature.. Over the past few weeks the children have been drawing the final creature they created from the parts
Jonah- I was running at the pool and BOOM, I hurt my foot. I ran on the stone floor, bump, bump, bump OUCH!- Jonah bandages his own foot, carefully twisting and tying. He then announces, Oh Oh now
Over the past few weeks we have been enjoying using the bakery set up by Studio Yellow. The food the children were making in the bakery began to be used for the animals in a different
In the back of our studio, against the garage door, you will find our slug habitat. You will read Birdie’s sign and know that yes, the slugs are still alive and living inside. You will also
Once again, the children in Studio Purple have become enraptured by a new book. This time the tale is a much beloved imaginative story by Roald Dahl. The Minpins interestingly enough is Road Dahl’s lesser known
While previewing Tuesday’s museum visit with exhibiting artist Ian MacMahon, several of the children remarked that they knew we were going to visit with a “real artist” today. Outside the museum, as our first group waited
One of the tremendous benefits of being ‘Children in Residence’ is the opportunity it provides for interacting with deCordova’s exhibiting artists. This week we were fortunate to have an intimate meet and greet with artist Ian
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