FDK teacher in central Newfoundland, Canada. Reggio-inspired. STEM enthusiast. Self-reg believer. Passionate about creating spaces and experiences for children that ignite curiosity and creativity.
Consider this scenario: You’ve spent an evening planning an exciting science activity for your class tomorrow which involves making “goop”. The children can investigate properties of solids and liquids with just the right amounts of cornstarch and water. When they exert pressure on the mixture it will feel solid, and when they relax the pressure,…
FDK teacher in central Newfoundland, Canada. Reggio-inspired. STEM enthusiast. Self-reg believer. Passionate about creating spaces and experiences for children that ignite curiosity and creativity.
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FDK teacher in central Newfoundland, Canada. Reggio-inspired. STEM enthusiast. Self-reg believer. Passionate about creating spaces and experiences for children that ignite curiosity and creativity.
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