The Foam Party Effect
Uninhibited play feels profoundly human. In anthropology, we often study moments where social roles, age hierarchies, and everyday expectations temporarily
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Early Years
Animal Signals: How Do They Communicate?
Today, I had the chance to cover for the music teacher in a third-grade class. Since I’m not a musician,
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Stop Trying to Motivate Students (?)
An EISB perspective on how the environments we create shape the learners our students become. Schools spend a remarkable amount
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🌿 Summer Camp Week 2: Nature Explorers with The Three Little Pigs 🐷
Our second week of Summer Camp was centred around the theme Nature Explorers, with the story The Three Little Pigs
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🏺 The Joy of Clay: A Memorable Summer Camp Experience 🪴
🪴 Hands in Clay, Hearts Full of Creativity 🤎 Last week, our Summer Camp children enjoyed a wonderful visit from the
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From Preschool to Year 1: Preparing for the Next Big Step
As the school year comes to an end, many of our preschool students are preparing for an exciting new adventure:
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Little Adventures, Big Benefits – Our PE Trip to the Park.
Sometimes the best classroom has no walls — just trees, fresh air, and a lot of space to run. Recently,
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Design for all – Year 11
This is an update for the Design for all unit. In this unit Year 11 students asked Year 1 students
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🌱 Planting Seeds of Learning: Exploring Nature’s Cycles
Last month, our preschool class took part in a meaningful hands-on activity as we planted flower seeds together. This experience
Read More“They Took My Toy!” – Why Conflict in Preschool Is Actually a Good Thing
“They took my toy!” is something we hear often in a preschool classroom. While it may sound like a problem,
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