This blog is a place to share research, experiences and inspirations around teaching and the world of Early Childhood Education —which I believe includes just about anything and everything creative.

Archive for July, 2008

Hand Drawn Patterns

I just bought A Catalog of Hand Drawn Patterns by Mike Perry. Here is a peek inside at my friend Betsy Walton’s contribution – Can’t wait to have this book in my hands.

betsy

Food Map Container

foodmap

Food Map design is a young multi-disciplinary design firm committed to reconnecting residential space and food cultivation. Our design concept is to use new modern and green design principles to construct spaces, landscapes and products that support locally and home grown foods. We believe that eating locally and home grown foods reestablishes the relationship between everyday life and a healthy and sustainable food source”

1,2,3,4 with Feist + Seasame Street

via swissmiss

A project…

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By the Children in the Early Learning Centre at Yokohama International School.

“I realize that we (as teachers) learn so much about ourselves and the world around us from the children we teach. Landmark Tower is a huge high rise structure in the centre of Yokohama, Japan. It is seen, by the children, as part of their daily lives and therefore they have a strong relationship with it. Whilst working with a group of four to five year olds on this project, it was my aim as their classroom teacher to look at this Tower in greater detail and explore the children’s theories and understandings of it.”

Continue reading this article written by Theresa Ulett here.

Fabric Remnants

remnants

100% linen
36 x 24″ of various colors, shapes and sizes

“We hate to waste precious pieces of material so we have filled a cute bag with Lotta Jansdotter linen fabric remnants in a range of colors and sizes. Each bag is filled with approx. 36×24″ of fabric, often more, and each is composed by Lotta herself. There is at least 5 different patterns in each bag and no two bags are alike. They are perfect for quilting projects , collage and for smaller projects such as checkbook covers, pouches and pincushions.

*Please note: We request that this fabric be used for personal use only and not for items made for resale.”

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