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After taking Dr. Louisa Penfold’s Light, Shadow, & Reflection workshop a couple of weeks ago it has continued to ignite inspiration for...

SNEAK PEEK ALERT! How beautiful is this new Children’s Factory Taupe Whatsit color that is coming soon?! This versatile color will be...

They beauty of process art is that anything and everything can be used as a canvas. This invitation is stacked recycled cardboard boxes...

When a child shows extreme interest in a subject matter, creating invitations to build upon their curiosity honors their learning process...

The beauty of pairing loose parts and block play is that it truly provides the opportunity for a child to have limitless opportunities to...

Cardboard collages are quite possibly one of the most underrated process art invitations. The variations are truly limitless. From...

Finally got around to take Dr. Louisa Penfold’s Light, Shadow, & Reflection workshop. It was a much needed inspiration and I can’t...

One of my favorite invitations is a simple set up of exploring ladybugs. In my hometown of Alameda we love going to Encinal Nursery and...

Did you know that riding a tricycle or bike is a rite of passage for most children in the early years? When young children ride a...

With so many amazing options out there now, you can either buy or DIY your own infant mobile. I saved Cy's wooden play gym mobile that is...

This literacy invitation explores the book The Boy with Flowers in His Hair by Jarvis. In this tender moving tale of a friendship,...

There is no denying that reading and storytime is a critical literacy and language intervention for early learners for a variety of...

Have you ever heard that the classroom environment is the third teacher? This concept is part of the world acclaimed Reggio Emilia...

Every once in a while a special book comes around that directly connects a season in your life and that is a A Grandma's Magic written by...

There is no denying that children learn best by hands on experiences and providing hands on open ended sensory experiences are extremely...