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Home / 2018 / October

Archive for October 2018

Birds
Blue

Birds

October 31, 2018

At a recent staff meeting with our Learning and Engagement team from the deCordova, we were discussing our Umbrella Topic, How do children’s evolving relationships with art and nature illuminate empathy? We were sharing how the

Keeping Safe
Extended Day

Keeping Safe

October 28, 2018

Lately, out on the playground, there has been a flurry of animal play. We have seen birds, kittens, dogs, wolves and even dragons!  Themes of play revolve around being a family, finding shelter and food, as

Catching Autumn’s Kisses
Purple

Catching Autumn’s Kisses

October 27, 2018

Our fascination with leaves continues…both outside as well as inside the studio.  From catching to collecting to printing to painting…They have continued to capture us. Our tracing paper leaf rubbings hang along a sunny window in

A walk.
Red

A walk.

October 27, 2018

On Wednesday, a mysterious box arrived at the Studio Red door.  Inside the box was a giant mushroom inscribed with a spiraled message.  This message revealed that the woods contained many stories. We were instructed to

Have you heard the story…
Purple

Have you heard the story…

October 27, 2018

Let us tell you a story of a magical day not so far away.  Our caterpillar sent us a note along with a map.  Not just any map.  A map that would help us find some

Telling true stories
Red

Telling true stories

October 27, 2018

We are telling true stories in Studio Red! Children and adults are always telling true stories as we play, have snack, and get dressed to go outside, but we have introduced another practice. During our gatherings,

From sandwiches to diving boards and airplanes
Blue

From sandwiches to diving boards and airplanes

October 26, 2018

Stella continues to think about sandwiches… After offering Mark a playdough sandwich on a red felt plate, Stella then presses her hand firmly into another piece of playdough making a hand print, and offers this to

Woodland Walk!
Blue

Woodland Walk!

October 24, 2018

Despite the rain, it was a glorious, magical time. We met Squirrel, Hawk, Mushrooms, and Spiders, and they all gave us story stones. What are story stones? So glad you asked! You can read all about

I think he died – Thomas
Yellow

I think he died – Thomas

October 24, 2018

A lime green discovery was made on one of the coldest mornings of the school year.  A caterpillar lay all alone on the wood chips – unmoving. Thomas – I think he died. Kaya – I think

Sparkles – Luna must be here.
Yellow

Sparkles – Luna must be here.

October 24, 2018

Last week Studio Yellow was introduced to the story of Luna Moth. Every year as the leaves begin falling from the trees a special friend comes to visit us for one day only. When she comes,

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