Fairy dust teaching

Providing meaningful documentation has many benefits in the early childhood classroom. Today I want to share some examples of meaningful documentation.

A few weeks ago I was walking around the neighborhood with my husband when I spotted this wonderful dead tree sitting on the curb — it still had the roots!! “Honey, pick up that tree for me.” My husband grimaced. He knew all too well – another art project! Trees are one of my favorite […]

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Provocations can be overwhelming. Let's take a look at some simple ideas for literacy provocations found in a Reggio-Inspired Preschool.

Today I want to share 7 books that you can place in and around your atelier to keep coming back to throughout the entire year.

Do you have a child who loves fairies? Try making them some simple fairy dust to add to their fairy adventures. You can make fairy dust for them to sprinkle outside or even edible fairy dust to sweeten and add color to their meals. Use one...

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One of my favorite parts of the Reggio Emilia Approach is their dedication to the atelier. Today I want to feature some local atelier ideas...

Understand the benefits of clay play and clay exploration for young children. Article by Sally Haughey of Fairy Dust Teaching.

Fairy Dust Teaching: Let the children play. Learn about the power of play at fairydustteaching.com.