
Loose part compositions, can toddlers do this?
When we think of loose part compositions, we often think of the beautiful Pinterest images of children creating intricate pictures and...
Loose Parts – Thinking outside the box!
Often when using loose parts there are always the favourite go-to materials that educators like to use like gems, rocks and pine cones. ...
How can toddlers form that important relationship with loose parts?
Children need the freedom to appreciate the infinite resources of their hands, their eyes and their ears, the resources of forms,...
Through the Eyes of the Educator...
As I stepped into my role in a Reggio environment I found myself hesitant with the use of loose parts in our toddler program. That...
How can you use loose parts to identify toddler play interests?
Often you hear that toddlers cannot tell you what they are interested in when trying to identify a good topic for investigation. They may...
How can a toddler’s thinking be given a rich opportunity to form a relationship with loose parts?
The term loose parts were first used by Simon Nicholson (Landscape Architect) in 1971 in an article about children and outdoors play....
#100languagesoftoddlerlooseparts
Join us as we embark on a journey to help educators identify loose parts for toddlers. We are collecting ideas through social media,...
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