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The Atelier is a place for children to experiment with various mediums and materials to express their creativity. All activities are designed to stimulate children's creativity and enrich their sensory experiences. A variety of papers, graphics, digital media, paints, watercolors, clay, and natural materials are provided to support exploring, experimenting, and creating knowledge in fun ways.
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- 1. ATELIER
- 2. The Atelier is…. a place of research and experimentation, in which children encounter various mediums with which to express themselves. The purpose of the work done in the Atelier is to consider with care the materials, the research and to stimulate children's creativity. All the activities are designed to promote creativity, experimentation, to enrich sensory experiences and to create knowledge.
- 3. Papers Graphics Digital Media Paints Watercolors Clay Light Natural Materials MATERIALS
- 4. exploring water and color… Stimulating both the eyes and hands
- 5. LIGHT
- 6. The Role of the Early Childhood Educator is to: • Provide experiences which acknowledge children as capable, enthusiastic learners • Encourage children to pursue knowledge in creative ways and to nurture their excitement for learning • Provoke them to make connections between what is known and what could be known.
- 7. THE HUNDRED LANGUAGES OF CHILDREN The aim of the Reggio Approach is to promote children’s education through the development of all of their languages. These languages are: expressive, communicative, symbolic, cognitive, ethical, metaphorical, logical, imaginative and relational. The environment should act as an aquarium which reflects the ideas, ethics, attitudes, and culture of the people who live in it. This is what we are working towards. Loris Malaguzzi “Teaching cannot forget beauty; beauty as an aspiration and right of the species” Vea Vecchi
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