Studio Purple Happenings, week of March 16
Hope you are all finding some fun ways to pass the time at home. We heard from a few Studio Purple friends this week and thought we’d share it here with you. Take a peek… Charlie
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Studio Purple, week 24
On Wednesday, Nancy read The Rabbit Listened, a story about empathy and kindness. When something sad happens, Taylor doesn’t know where to turn. All the animals are sure they have the answer. The chicken wants to talk
Studio Purple, week 23
A interesting game of pretend emerged this week outside. Kyla, Tessa and Amelia began a game where they were yelling at each other. While their faces, half smiling, gave away that this was not really voices
Studio Purple Week 22
After reading Mr. Pine’s Mixed Up Signs we noticed signs are popping up again in the children’s thinking. This week, the children were provided with paper, markers, popsicle sticks, tape, and binder clips…All the ingredients to make
Studio Purple, Week 21
Our Studio Purple community has had a very special week. Two families have had something special happen… “Babies!” ALEX“My baby.” CHARLIE KELLY“And Luca.” SAM Many of us could identify with being a big brother or big
Studio Purple, week 20
What is the idea of “Me?” We’ve been asking this question since we were born. Discovering our self-concept is a life-long process and at 4 & 5 we’ve only begun to form our life narrative. At
Studio Purple, Week #19
How to Catapult… Find just the right shovel. Maybe a color you like best. Set tennis ball in the handle hole. Stomp enthusiastically! Oh, and don’t forget to find your ball again! ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Big, with rift,
Studio Purple, Week 18
Taking a closer look at small groups… With the goal of creating their own game to share with the class, Kyla, Charlie Kelly, and Eva gathered together to play First Orchard in the hopes of growing
Studio Purple, Week #17
Enjoying once again being able to dig in our now soft sand, Kyla, Amelia and Tessa together create a whimsical mouse. This joyful experience together among comfortable friends may have influenced Amelia’s thinking later as she
Studio Purple, Week #16
Prior to the winter break, we came together to read Remi Courgeon’s Many Moons. On this night, the moon is like the sun, so big and bright that nobody can sleep. “Not in our town.”