Yesterday, we explored the clay more even more fully than we have so far.
How well do you know clay?
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- Lise
- Mama, wife, early childhood teacher (unschooling my own), environmentalist, amateur crafter, voracious reader, blogging about life in a purple house in Massachusetts where I live with my wife and daughter. You will also hear some about the several other 2-8 year-olds who spend their days here with me (the kids). I love to hear your comments!
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7 comments:
"Can I play too?" What wonderful experiences you share with children! You are an amazing Mom and Teacher:)
sooo awesome :)
happy day!
Oh my God!! I'm panicking right now with all that clay. I wish I could let it go that far to explore and experience. That must have been awesome to watch. Those kids are lucky to have an amazing teacher.
Well - we've done it with paint, but not clay! :)
Never thought to, actually.
Love the freedom and intimacy.
Lucky children. Our family got to know clay well when we helped out building a cob oven locally. Fantastic way of learning about it and it remains outside (mostly).
I want to know clay!
Think I'll get to know it in the garage though.
Way to go hands on (and feet on:) leanring opportunity! It looks like those littles had a blast getting to know the clay.
:)Lisa
ps-if you are still interested in the seed swap I am hosting, you can email me at:
letsshareseeds@gmail.com
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