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Loose parts and math in the early years go hand in hand. Recently, educators in Somerville gathered for a professional development session facilitated by The Beautiful…
“Trust the process.” This sentence came up early in the project while a group of students stood around a half-finished wing, debating whether the blue…
How everyday materials and children’s curiosity shaped an inquiry into light, shadow, and thinking at Nurtury At Nurtury, the Beautiful Stuff Project used everyday loose…
Arts integration at the Morse School in Cambridge During the spring, K-8 students at the Morse school spent library class researching the Charles River. Each grade…
“To observe children is to recognize what is truly happening, not what we expect to see.” – Loris Malaguzzi Treasure Box time isn’t just for…
At The Beautiful Stuff Project, we believe in the power of everyday materials to spark children’s curiosity, creativity, and joy. Our newest professional development webinar…
At the heart of the Treasure Box approach is a simple but powerful idea: when we step back, children step forward. Curiosity becomes the guide, and everyday…
The Beautiful Stuff Project was at the Trust Center for Early Learning in Brookline, MA, leading a professional development session on using our Treasure Boxes. Treasure Boxes…
Treasure Boxes don’t need to be expensive or complicated — they begin with what’s already around you. The magic lies in seeing everyday objects as…
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