Family Day is next Saturday (6/2) from 10-12. Please come! Families and faculty will work together building sculptures using natural materials (which LNS children have been busy collecting!). Knowing that wire will be one tool available
On Wednesday, Kyla and Amelia decided they would set up a party. Luca came by to join in, and Ruthie, seeing Kyla making a drawing for the party area, contributed a drawing, too. The set up
We found a letter addressed to us and read it. Then, after a quick peek to see what Studio Red children were up to, we got to work!
During Early Morning Dropoff, Asha and Travers are working on making a “rock show,” which entails delivering a large load of rocks to the bleachers. It also involves playing some pretend guitars (see top photo). When
Saige has been interested in the pop tubes. When she first played with them a week ago, she connected three in a link: It’s a baby toy. This week, Saige puts a flashlight inside a
Amelia swings her pop tube up and down in front of Mark, giggling uncontrollably and saying yes yes yes yes yes yes. Then she swings it side to side and says no no no no no
Last Thursday, we put out what Cal called a ball maze in which metal balls can be rolled around a maze of sculptures using rods with magnets on the ends. While children were interested in interacting with
We began laying out the big gray felt sheet and the smaller blue rectangle that are used in our “face game” in the middle of the floor, along with a basket of rectangles of felt that
Ian’s interest in the pipe and ball area for much of this week seems to have drawn others to the area, curious about what he was up to. When Sam joined Ian, he noticed that Ian
Saige sits in an area on the stage, building a world of her own, occasionally giving clues about what is going on in her imaginary world.A wooden figure slides down the slide……and then Saige herself slides
