The Chronicles of Children's Thinking by Miriam Beloglovsky
Miriam BeloglovskyThis Substack shares chronicles from learning ecosystems and reflections from my work with children, educators, and communities, exploring how children construct meaning through play, art, relationships, and environments.
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The Boy Who Invented Space Blue
This week I wrote about ecologist C. S. Holling and his observation that healthy forests do not grow in a single rhythm. Some parts of a forest change quickly. Spring leaves, heavy rains turn streams into torrents, and wildflowers bloom alm...
A Forgotten Forest Helped Me Understand Children's Learning
The Chronicles of Children’s Thinking usually starts with a moment with a child: a question, a theory, a gesture, or an idea that sticks with me. This article begins in a different place. It starts in the forest.
I wrote this article becau...
What Children Really Mean: Looking Beyond Words to Understand Children's Thinking
For a long time, I believed the lesson Rachel taught me was about paying closer attention to children’s language. As the years passed, however, I realized the lesson reached much deeper than that. Rachel’s words were never the problem. The...
"You Have Talking in Your Tummy"
For several days, Rachel greeted me with the very same observation. Every time she saw me, she smiled, pointed toward my stomach, and said, “You have talking in your tummy.”
Thanks for reading The Chronicles of Children's Thinking by Miria...
The Thinking Beneath the Story: Four Seconds I Never Forgot
This is a continuation of this week’s Chronicles of Children’s Thinking post, ”Sometimes I Think About Nothing.” If you haven’t read it yet, start there; this piece builds directly on Luis’ four-second answer.
When Luis said, “I sometimes...
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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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