My kids have some of the greatest toys in the world. In one of the messiest playrooms in the world. If there's anyone who needs some design and organization tips, it's me. And I've found just the resource.
[don't miss a cool giveaway after the jump!]
Mariah Bruehl's inspiring Playful Learning Spaces e-course has a new session starting on April 13 and it runs every Wednesday for six weeks. Sign up and learn design thoughtful environments that encourage kids to learn and create.
It may sound like a tall order, but with weekly updates that include a video, assignments, relevant links, opportunities to connect with other participants on Flickr, and inspiring Pinterest boards, there's certainly no shortage of information to help you do just that. Plus the info remains available long after the course is over. Which is nice to know on those nights when something --or, in my case, more likely, a little someone-- might get in the way of completing a week's assignment.
Whether you're a homeschoolers, teacher, or just a mom like me who needs some hand-holding in the quest for order, I hope you'll bet here. I will be. And my kids won't know what hit them. (Particularly since it won't be some wayward toy falling off a crowded shelf as they walk past.) --Stephanie
Congratulations to Lauren B. for winning a spot in the upcoming Playful Learning Spaces e-course!
[don't miss a cool giveaway after the jump!]
Mariah Bruehl's inspiring Playful Learning Spaces e-course has a new session starting on April 13 and it runs every Wednesday for six weeks. Sign up and learn design thoughtful environments that encourage kids to learn and create.
It may sound like a tall order, but with weekly updates that include a video, assignments, relevant links, opportunities to connect with other participants on Flickr, and inspiring Pinterest boards, there's certainly no shortage of information to help you do just that. Plus the info remains available long after the course is over. Which is nice to know on those nights when something --or, in my case, more likely, a little someone-- might get in the way of completing a week's assignment.
Whether you're a homeschoolers, teacher, or just a mom like me who needs some hand-holding in the quest for order, I hope you'll bet here. I will be. And my kids won't know what hit them. (Particularly since it won't be some wayward toy falling off a crowded shelf as they walk past.) --Stephanie
Congratulations to Lauren B. for winning a spot in the upcoming Playful Learning Spaces e-course!
