
Weekly stories from classrooms and homes that reveal what young children are thinking, not only what they're learning.
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Ivy came down the stairs in a yellow raincoat and rain boots, an umbrella held in one hand. “I am ready,” she said. She was three years old, and outside, a heavy storm had already flooded several neighborhoods.
Inside the house, the water...
On Sunday, I shared Derek's story: a four-year-old who began leaping from the loft and racing high on the swings after an earthquake left his mother in the hospital. “I am a superhero and will protect you,” he said. Today I want to stay wit...
“I am a superhero and will protect you,” Derek said, speaking to himself. He was four years old, and the educators who knew him best would have described him as quiet and careful, a child who watched before he moved.
A few weeks earlier,...
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When Mary asked me how I define thinking, I hesitated. On Sunday, I wrote about that pause and the definition it led me toward. This week, I return to something I found while reading, something that unsettled me in a useful way.
Many of th...
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Miriam Beloglovsky is an educator and author exploring how children think and make meaning through play. With over 35 years in early childhood education, she writes about loose parts, inquiry, and revisiting experiences that deepen children’s ideas.
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