Learning Stories are a powerful Reggio-inspired tool for capturing children’s learning in meaningful, positive ways. Written directly to the child, these stories connect school and family, celebrate growth, and guide future learning. This guide walks you step by step through how to create Learning Stories with ease and purpose.

Protected spaces are a key element of Reggio-inspired nature playgrounds. This guide explains what they are, why they matter, and shares practical ideas to create natural play areas for early childhood.

Loose parts are open-ended materials that inspire imagination, problem-solving, and collaboration in Reggio-inspired classrooms. This guide explains what they are, their benefits, and how to start using them in your own setting.

Here’s your guide to navigating the preschool world

Planning in a Reggio-inspired classroom looks different from traditional teaching. This guide explains how teachers act as researchers, use documentation to plan, and co-construct learning with children.

In Reggio Emilia, the Image of the Child views every child as rich in potential, strong, and capable. This guide explains what it means and how to bring it to life in your classroom or home.

Here’s an easy and beautiful way to display your documentation

Sweet collaborative art project we made with our families