The Importance of Repetition, Reassurance, and Flexibility in a Changing Preschool World.
As we all adjust to our new normal, how do we meet the specific needs of young children?
PAMELA EVANS
As we all adjust to our new normal, how do we meet the specific needs of young children?
Children need space. Space to grow, learn, reflect, share, and enjoy. You don’t need a big house to provide space. A small clear area where your child can relax works. Perhaps a little corner where you can place a small table for projects and a shelf for art supplies and books. For young minds, less really is more. It’s hard to think and be creative if there is stuff everywhere.
Today we continue to explore various preschool philosophies to help you guide your child at home!
You may have heard of the Reggio Emilia approach. Local parents and Loris Malaguzzi, who was a teacher near Reggio Emilia, Italy, after World War II, created this curriculum. This is an arts and community based approach.