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The Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood education emphasizes exploration, creativity, and child-led learning. One of the key elements that supports this philosophy is loose parts learning. Loose parts are open-ended materials that children can move, manipulate, and combine in countless ways. This type of play encourages curiosity, problem-solving, and collaboration, making it a powerful tool in Reggio Emilia inspired preschools. Gwiggles' loose parts area What Are Loose

The environment where children learn plays a crucial role in shaping their development. In Reggio Emilia inspired preschools, the idea of the "third teacher" transforms the classroom into a dynamic space that supports exploration, creativity, and growth. This concept views the physical environment as an active participant in education, alongside teachers and parents. Understanding how this third teacher works helps create spaces that truly nurture young learners. What Is the

Choosing the right preschool is one of the most important decisions that parents make for their little ones. It’s often where they take their first big steps into the world of learning and socializing. Parents want a program with an environment that is warm, safe, and full of opportunities for their child to thrive. Let's talk about how Gwiggles meets these standards, and how our progam stands out. A Nurturing Environment That Feels Like Home Gwiggles Preschool provides a c

When we think about early childhood education, we want a method that truly respects and nurtures our little ones. The Reggio Emilia education principles offer just that - a gentle, thoughtful approach that encourages children to explore, express, and grow in a supportive environment. It’s a philosophy that feels like a warm invitation to discover the world at a child’s own pace. Let's look at what makes it so special. Exploring the Core Reggio Emilia Education Principles At t