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Learn about the Reggio Emilia approach, what it means for your classroom and how to get started with our list of easy, fun activity ideas...

Montessori vs Reggio: Key Similarities and Differences You may be faced with making the decision for your child...education philosophies...

The last few days, on each of our walks my children made a nature Colour chart. We hunted for each colour throughout the walk and had handy glue sticks at the ready. Now that they have dried and...

See examples of how an early childhood classroom has evolved over the years and has become Reggio-inspired. Learn tips for making your space more Reggio.

Suzanne Cotton on Instagram: "Here’s a little peek into the classroom set-up happening now! Don’t forget, educators, it’s not too late to sign up for our virtual professional development event entitled “Becoming Reggio: Fostering Curiosity and Connection in your Early Childhood Setting.” It’s happening Thursday, August 31 at 8 PM EST. Click the link in bio to get registered! #reggioinspired #reggioinspiredteachers #reggioprovocation #reflection #identitymatters…

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Find out what natural loose parts are and how you can use easily sourced loose parts from nature and get started with Reggio inspired natural loose parts play in your learning enviroment today. Discover exactly what natural loose parts are and the benefits of using them in your learning invitations

Are you a kindergarten teacher looking to create a Reggio-inspired classroom? Discover my 25 Reggio classroom ideas to nurture a child-led, collaborative, and nature-inspired learning environment. Get ideas to set up an environment as the third teacher and foster imagination and curiosity in your students.