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Home / 2019 / May

Archive for May 2019

“This looks purple, but it’s white.”  Elliott
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“This looks purple, but it’s white.” Elliott

May 31, 2019

On Wednesday and Thursday, children from Studio Red went outside in pairs to join a small group. Alongside children from Blue, Yellow and Purple, we helped dye cotton fabric using natural materials: water, vinegar, turmeric, beets,

“I can’t believe we have a pet now.”  Elliott
Red

“I can’t believe we have a pet now.” Elliott

May 28, 2019

For the past two weeks we have been watching the happenings in our birch tree.  A family of robins has taken up residence and have caught our attention.  First, we observed long strands of grass being

Carrot Spaghetti
Extended Day

Carrot Spaghetti

May 27, 2019

Ursula begins her morning, playing with rabbit finger puppets.  I am going to make spaghetti! You get all the carrots in the neighborhood and you bake them. These are how many carrots I buy each day.

“I’m lighter than you.  Just a tiny bit.”
Purple

“I’m lighter than you. Just a tiny bit.”

May 26, 2019

Do you remember way back, when we began to explore the idea of “You be you and I be I?”  What a long journey it’s been! Since we began, we’ve explored looking at, creating, and reading

Puzzling shapes
Yellow

Puzzling shapes

May 23, 2019

Recently we have introduced to the children two different types of puzzles.  The first one comprised of butterflies that can be interlocked in many different ways and the second is a series of colored fish that

Fiber People
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Fiber People

May 22, 2019

Months ago when we met in a large group to reflect on our fiber installation, the group created a list of next steps they wanted to take to complete the work. We have arrived at the

What do you do with a Problem?
Purple

What do you do with a Problem?

May 19, 2019

A while back, we wondered how posing problems for the children to solve would reveal for us the children’s developing understanding of themselves and each other.  How could solving problems show us the kernels of empathy

Gardens, Bunnies, Birds and Bees
Extended Day

Gardens, Bunnies, Birds and Bees

May 18, 2019

Many children have been captivated while working in the miniature gardens. On a quiet table, facing the window, a child can either have a meditative time alone or  choose to play with another child.    Two

What would you create…?
Yellow

What would you create…?

May 16, 2019

Children have been noticing the abundance of activity buzzing about the sculpture park in recent weeks. Several commented on the trucks and equipment that seemed to be a fixture just by the deCordova entrance for quite some

It’s May Day!
Yellow

It’s May Day!

May 16, 2019

As the children entered the studio the morning of May Day there was much buzz as the May Pole had been spotted near the hearts.  As Kaya commented “We’re going to dance around.”  Charlie was excited

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