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🚲 🍃Reggio Children describe exhibitions as a “democratic piazza” a public space where ideas about childhood, education and knowledge can be shared and discussed.
We love the idea of creating our own little democratic piazza, giving our children’s theories and learning a place within the wider community, where they can be seen, valued and enjoyed by others.
If you visit Tea Tree Gully Library these school holidays, be sure to stop and have a look. 🌻👒
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✨ 📖 Last week, we had the privilege of celebrating our young writers alongside the people who matter most.
Writers who write with purpose, about topics they care about and for an audience to share it with. Each mark, illustration, word and page tells us something about the child as a capable communicator and author.
And what joy it was to see our families indulging in their texts, slowing down, listening and asking questions. 💭 ✨
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🎭 Our research took us beyond the Kindy gate, as it usually does! We caught the bus into the city and visited the theatre.
What was most interesting was the connections children made to our recent neighbourhood project.
“We are far away from Kindy” G
“Wow, that is a tallllll building” H
“You just walk round and round and round and round” D
“There are way more cars” A
“And signs!” C
Buildings rose above us. Signs told stories. People hurried from place to place.
Another place to wonder. 🚌🏙️🎭
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