
It’s so sticky.
For most of the year we have been thinking through cardboard. Cardboard has helped us to express our ideas about ships, shapes, characters, and design.
For most of the year we have been thinking through cardboard. Cardboard has helped us to express our ideas about ships, shapes, characters, and design.
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
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
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
We gathered on Tuesday evening to engage in dialogue around the topic of growing empathy in young children. It was a lovely evening and we
Last week, we formally visited the idea of problem solving. Encountering chipmunks reluctant to leave the treasured “stick house” near Owl Tree, we wondered aloud
Viewing the installing and deinstalling of a work offers us a unique lens through which to view the artist. That is, it creates an opportunity
This week Avia shared a story from Studio Red. Her story invited us to extend our thinking on play and friendship. We reflected together on
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,
As we continue our work on getting to know ourselves and others better, we focus on faces as a way of understanding how others might
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