Little Creative Souls

His week we introduced the children to something from another tim… writing with a feather and ink, the way it was once done before pens and keyboards.

It was interesting to watch how differently they approached it. Slower, more focused, a bit unsure at first, then increasingly intentional. There’s something about this kind of practice that naturally asks for patience and attention to detail, things we don’t always get to exercise in their day-to-day routines.

It’s a simple experience, but it opens a small window into how people used to communicate and create. And it gives them a chance to step outside of the speed of modern life, even if just for a moment… 🪶

One of the days this week, we decided to bring the baseball experience even more to life.

We asked the children what kinds of foods and snacks they usually see at baseball games, and together we came to the conclusion that hot dogs and french fries were some of the favorites they most associated with the experience.

That’s why we brought the barbecue outside and prepared delicious hot dogs and french fries together, creating a small baseball game atmosphere right here at skool.

Something that always gives me such peace of mind is observing the relationship the children have with real experiences like this. When they saw the barbecue and the fire, they immediately understood the importance of respecting it in order to stay safe. There was no chaos or impulsiveness around it… just awareness, observation, respect, and understanding.