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Joanne invites you to explore her Reggio Emilia inspired creative studio and learning centre for children (birth to 12 years old), parents and educators. Follow along her journey as a kindergarten teacher, early years consultant, PhD student, and mama of two to discover how she continues to evolve and transform her learning environment into a space of possibilities!
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Wow! This is awesome! I love your blog. I'm really trying to move in this direction with my Kindergartens. Very inspiring!
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DeleteI am very inspired by your blog as well.
It's sometimes hard to believe what emerges when we give students the opportunity to explore with new materials and observe their interactions and conversations. These two boys (one JK and one SK) began to discuss energy, electricity, hydro power, and an energy ball station. It was fascinating!!