Creativity « Images of Learning Project

Are You Kidding Me!?

By Kim, on April 29th, 2012%

This is the craziest thing. These are jelly moulds you can make and when you touch them they make music. It’s called Noisy Jelly. Of course.

All I can say is the French students who invented this must have had a childhood that allowed lots of exploration, creativity and experimentation!

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So the children have embraced the table setting practice. One day when I was getting ready for snack a child offered to help me set the table. I asked her if she wanted to do it herself. She responded enthusiastically with a yes. I quickly put a tray together of my materials . . . → Read More: The Pretties Revisited

On Being Vulnerable and Amazing

By Kim, on January 14th, 2012%

The vulnerability of the teacher…..being vulnerable to allow the children to take risks

Catherine Camden Pratt

Being vulnerable is not what we as ECE’s strive for. We want to be in control, to have the answer. We want to be professional, and professionals know. . . . → Read More: On Being Vulnerable and Amazing

Wordless Wednesday: Sticks and Stones

By Danielle, on January 4th, 2012%

Wabi-sabi and Other Art Forms

By Kim, on December 8th, 2011%

I have the cheapest camera out there. Despite living with a photographer for 30 years, I have completely failed to catch on to the nuances of F/stops or ISO speed. So the dummy setting on a cheap camera is perfect for me.

But here’s the best part of having a cheap camera…..I can hand it off . . . → Read More: Wabi-sabi and Other Art Forms