You need acrobats. No circles. You connect them hands to feet. I used 11. Then connect them into a circle. You then squeeze the middle. Then make a big
Finding a sense of belonging within a group drives much of what we do each day. As we’ve begun to grow more comfortable with one another, our risk taking expands and we invite others to know
“Tinkering is closer to the way real scientists, mathematicians, and engineers solve problems. Tinkering is not just an uninformed or immature way that science happens. Sure, scientists make plans. They also follow hunches, iterate, make mistakes,
There has been enthusiastic interest in building roads and ramps for the construction vehicles and cars. With so many cars on the road, sometimes the drivers have been going too fast. It was decided that making
This year as a staff, alongside our colleagues at the museum, we are researching empathy in relation to art and nature. To begin this collaboration, we teachers of Studio Red have begun noticing moments of empathy
In September a group known as Studio Yellow came together. We are 15 three year olds and their families plus two teachers. We each come with unique backgrounds; different cultures and ethnicities, different family sizes and