Invictus Early Years

In line with the Reggio Emilia approach, Invictors engaged in a dynamic outdoor class to learn ascending and descending order. They explored their natural environment, collecting stones of varying sizes. Through collaborative effort and guided discovery, they ordered these stones from big to small and small to big, fostering both individual and group learning experiences. The activity extended to arranging leaves in ascending and descending order, further enhancing their understanding. This child-centered approach, emphasizing exploration and interaction with nature, made the learning process both intuitive and enjoyable, aligning perfectly with Reggio Emilia principles.

Meet our super talented kindergarteners who are enthusiastically engaged in a Reggio Emilia-inspired activity exploring the many ways to create the number 4 using various nature-based materials. Their creativity knows no bounds as they arrange sticks and twigs into the shape of the number 4, line up four pebbles...they discover that even leaves, acorns, shells, pinecones, and blades of grass can be used to represent the number 4 in unique and imaginative ways.This not only reinforces their understanding of numbers but also deepens their connection to the natural world, fostering a sense of wonder and appreciation for the environment.