tweetkids papershop: mini-flora
Ludovico’s mini-flora Ludovico loves magical paper experiments and today he taught us all how to make mini-flora. The original mini-flora prototype was made with white computer paper, while we tried […]
Monthly Archives: March 2013
design snapshot
Infographic speak Here’s a nice infographic, that’s a visual representation of information, showing us the design process, or the 7 steps of creativity. It’s by James Marshall of London based […]
tweetkids workshop: pastel play
Pastel chalk rubbings today! Spring is here at last and we’re all going to play with the beautiful colours that the new season represents. Light blue, light pink, light green, […]
tweetkids workshop: oliver and sophie
New friends! We love stories, and this time it’s our turn to bring a boy and a girl to life. Who are we talking about? Oliver and Sophie of course. […]
tweetkids papershop: spinning tops
Spin me right round! The games season is always on the cards at tweetkids. Since we are stuck inside, and it’s still snowing, today we made some brightly coloured paper […]
tweetkids workshop: heartwarming hot chocolate
Once again, a simple, but highly successful recipe today, heartwarming hot chocolate. It might be March but the cold, wet and wintery weather is still with us. The rain has […]
tweetkids shapeshop
In today’s shapeshop we explored eight forms through colour and material. We warmed our hearts by cutting and building a shape deck using toothpicks and coloured felt. Just close your […]
tweetkids workshop: marvellous hat shop!
Today was a marvellous day! We read Millie’s Marvellous Hat by Satoshi Kitamura (Andersen Press 2009), a beautifully illustrated and wonderfully imaginative picture book which begins like this: “Millie was walking […]
tweetkids countshop: ten balloons go pop!
Today it’s counting time…and blow me down, did we play with numbers, colours, and shapes. We made paper balloons with drinking straws to help us count and sing: 1 Pop, […]
tweetkids papershop: potty about words
We are potty about words, so we decided to collect them in paper boxes, made by us. We began from our desert island discs project, finding and collecting sets of words related […]
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