bread and jam indoor picnic!
Bread and Jam + some colourful Easter eggs for the occasion (yes, this is a late post!) The smallest tweetkids made Easter decorations and special table mats for our delicious […]
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happy easter, happy eggs
What a beautiful basket of eggs! This week our 8yr olds experimented with different egg decoration processes, and it was more complicated that you might think! We used both boiled […]
tweetkids workshop: frozen fantasy
The snowman, a frozen fantasy! The snowman featured as the central character of a January workshop with a group of infants, age 4, at the Asilo Nido dei Girasoli. So, here’s […]
tweetkids paper love
Love from Luca, Elisa, Lorenzo, Serghey and Ruben. We made, we coloured, and wrapped up our hearts with love. Have a lovely time all day, everyday! Kisses from Tweetkids xxx […]
en pointe sketchbooks
Pointillism! On the road to an Art Journal for every middle schooler, class 2a created a pointy set of sketchbooks to keep their notes and drawings safe. En pointe or […]
colourmaps
Mapping colour. As a consequence of our work with colour theory and exploration, we could not ignore the process of classifying and categorising colour in some shape or form. 2nd […]
do the locomotion!
Animated optical illusions. Classes 1a and 1c began a new optical journey learning about animated illusions. We began by looking at some books, Gallop! and Swing! by Rufus Butler Seder, […]
what’s your type-face?
Print media and typography research project by 3c. Third year pupils at Collegio Villoresi were tasked with reading newspapers, magazines, or any printed material they could get their hands on […]
tweetkids cookshop: super cereal bites
Have a break, have a super cereal bite! Today we made an energy snack, perfect for a break during the day, or for breakfast. No cooking required, just plenty of […]
white week goes spiral!
It’s the so-called “settimana bianca” (white week). While lots of children and families head for the slopes, we’ve got some different representations of white week to present. Class 1c have […]
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