The excitement is building. Preparations have been ongoing all week for our annual Family Day on Saturday. We have been collecting natural materials from the sculpture park and learning how to connect them together. Working with
We dyed with Kim today, in preparation for Family Day (Saturday 10-12)! (Some of us served up tea and played on the train afterwards!)
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
Studio Yellow is continuing to think about the signage that accompanies the sculptures in the Sculpture Park. The children are very versed at telling each other that the sculptures should not be touched or climbed but
In an ongoing effort to welcome visitors to the sculpture park, LNS has partnered with deCordova Learning and Engagement to explore the possibility of designing new “friendlier” signage within the park and museum. In doing so,
Within Studio Yellow stories are an integral part of our morning. We hear children telling stories to each other as they play, they draw pictures and narrate stories around their illustrations and everyday they listen to
The happenings seen through the windows of Studio Yellow are a source of fascination to the children. We witness sculptures being trucked in and out, school busses arriving with many visitors and of course the different
Following the excitement of the introduction of the Snail Racing Game more simple board and card games have been introduced into the studio. Games of this sort help to teach children a myriad of skills. Playing
We’ve been busy as bees! Hole punching, cutting with scissors, and learning to use the tape dispenser, all independently.
On Tuesday, we welcomed a group of elderly visitors from The Commons. We gathered with Studio Red to listen as they read some beloved stories. Tales of Corduroy the bear, Percy the Park Keeper and The
