kinder weaving and learning
making patterns
strengthening
knotting
stretching
pulling
fine motor work
color blending
open-ended
each person giving something
one dancing ballet as others wove
collaborating to create something new
feeling the value and joy of public art.
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“in the tapestry of life, we’re all connected.
each one of us is a gift to those around us helping each other be who we are,
weaving a perfect picture together.”
-anita mooriani
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We create the most beautiful things when we work together. Loved the quote you shared!
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we do, and you never know how they’ll turn out, but that’s half the fun of it
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Lovely.
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thank you, sadje
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My pleasure
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Some of my favorite memories are the faces of students who realize, at the end of a project, that they’ve created something new with only their imagination and hands. What a gift you’ve given them!
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oh, i so agree, it is gold. and thank you –
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A lovely lesson for the observer too!
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yes!
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How profound: in the tapestry of life, we’re all connected. And you and I are connected in the tapestry of WordPress! I do enjoy your posts! Have a great day.
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That’s right and you too-
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👍
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That’s a great thing for them do do. I remember having to do cross-stitch at junior school, and taking it home to give to my mum. My dad said only girls do sewing, but I was proud of what I had done.
Best wishes,Pete.
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So glad you did that
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Gorgeous in so many ways 💛🙏
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❤️
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Put kids in charge …. problems solved. Not kidding!
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Absolutely!
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I would like to add how the use of the fence is superb as well, Beth. Blending surroundings into the process should be a lifelong lesson, too. Well done!
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Thanks!
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What a way to take an otherwise boring wrought iron railing and turn it into a unique piece of art! Lovely!
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Thank you so much!
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delightful: that’s why I’m such a big fan of collaboration in music — more difficult in literature —
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It finds a way
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l love Anita Moorjani’s amazing life and death story.
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It is amazing
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😌
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What a wonderful idea!!!
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Thanks, j!
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The more the small people can feel together and part of something, the better off we’ll all be.
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That’s so important
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That’s such a great exercise for those kids! They are lucky to have you expand them. I love the quote. Have read her books a couple of times.
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I’m lucky to have them too )
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I love that your kinders are working together to create public art. You are an incredible teacher. Thank you for guiding and teaching these little people to be creative and caring individuals who work together.
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So kind of you,I love that they are learning these lessons early
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When you take different colors and weave them together you get even more beauty…just as we should see all of the unique colors of our world…
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Yes, spot on-
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The older I get, the more I appreciate the children!
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I’m sure they appreciate you for that
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Lovely lesson,
One drop can’t help a thirsty animal, But billions of drops create rivers to serve the life.
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That’s right
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“I believe the children are our future
Teach them well and let them lead the way
Show them all the beauty they possess inside
Give them a sense of pride to make it easier
Let the children’s laughter remind us how we used to be”
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❤️❤️
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Beautiful!
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Thank you so much, Martha
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I like the simplicity of this lesson and the idea of using the things around us to create art.
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I love this. It’s wonderful.
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That’s so lovely. Always the perfect quote too.
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Beautiful.
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<3
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What a terrific idea and such fun for them!
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it was fun for sure
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And I’ll bet it ate up a bunch of time. :) I recently subbed a 3rd grade class. Activities that eat up a bunch of time are awesome! :)
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mine are quite little, so most every activity is in short spurts!)
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Ah. That must keep you on your toes!
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Reblogged this on The Mimosa Blossom.
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Ty!
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How nice it must be to have a teacher like YOU! 💞🤗
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I feel happy to have the kinder to teach
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💞
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Hands-on learning and connecting at its best.
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yes, such a natural way to learn
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🙂
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Beautiful!
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Thank you
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