Identity panels reggio

Self-portraits which celebrate their individuality and uniqueness.

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Zach's Place, a reggio inspired-studio in the center of a montessori school

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Image of Child and Families We wanted to create an environment where every child is valued. We began the process by having parents write out their hopes and goals for the children at open house. They were asked about what they hoped for their children to learn over the year. The question helps the teachers develop goals for the child through the year. Parents can add hopes and goals for their child though out the year.The importance of each child's family is visible as they enter our…

Celebrate the unique child while building community with Identity Panels.

The final photos from my visit to Rosa Parks Preschool: This is a child painted embroidery hoop with a fine netting. I love the multi-colored yarn that the children used to sew on the netting. A wonderful collaborative art piece made with bottle caps. Love, love. These are called “Identity Panels.” I adore child's self-portraits. […]

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