Reggio inspired classrooms kindergarten

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Read about how a kindergarten classroom became a more Reggio-inspired space, including how furniture, colors, and lighting played a big role. Learn small ways to incorporate Reggio Emilia into your classroom using natural materials, real-world objects, and spaces designed for children.

Sharing a day in our Reggio-inspired Kindergarten homeschool. Follow our rhythms and routines and flexible schedule for our day.

Reggio_Rita on Instagram: “Stacking rocks and blocks develops hand eye coordination, fine-motor skills, cognitive development and problem-solving skills…”

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.

We have moved our blog to a new website. To read this blog and more, please visit: https://passionatelycuriouseducators.com/the-learning-environment-what-message-do-we-send-children/ “ There are three teachers of children: adults, other children, and their physical environment.” – Loris Malaguzzi These were the walls that we had when we started in Kindergarten...and we thought they looked great! We carefully put up these bright pieces of broad cloth and busy borders. We thought this was what…

Find out how to turn daily kindergarten routines into rituals & traditions that build community & provide children with a sense of community.