Self-Serve Sensory Play for Child-Led Exploration
The goal of sensory play is to encourage children to explore the world around them—whether in a sensory bin, out in nature, or even...
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Designing for Expression: How Children’s Art Equipment Should Reflect How They Create
When children make art, they engage not just their hands and minds, but their whole bodies. Art-making is both a fine motor and a gross motor...
How to Choose the Right-Size Desk, Table and Chair for Your Child
When searching for the ideal desk and chair sets for children aged 2 to 10, Guidecraft specializes in providing a variety of options based on...
Classroom Design with Gryphon House
A great preschool is centered around dedicated teachers and administrators who create a healthy, holistic and nurturing environment where learning happens naturally and spontaneously. Creating...
University Furniture Collection not only provides a comprehensive set of options for a preschool furniture system but also establishes a sturdy foundation to last through...
By: Dr. Laura WilhelmBrilliance brings to mind dazzling flashes of insight, clever solutions that suddenly make perfect sense, wisdom, and wit, but are babies actually brilliant?...
13 Expert Ideas for Designing a Small Preschool Space
A small preschool classroom can be just as magical - and just as effective in supporting early childhood development - as a larger one. In...
What is an Atelier?In Reggio-inspired schools, the atelier, or the art studio, sits at the heart of the school. It is a space designed to...
Self-Serve Sensory Play for Child-Led Exploration
The goal of sensory play is to encourage children to explore the world around them—whether in a sensory bin, out in nature, or even...
How to Organize Loose Parts for Open-Ended Learning Through Play
Loose parts are a valuable tool to spark your child's creativity, but often it's difficult to know how to organize them in a way that...