How can a handful of wooden shapes become a language of its own? With “Imaginary Language”, Alessandra Romario transforms archetypal geometric forms into an open-ended educational toy that invites children to build, invent, name and reinvent their own worlds.
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Touching knowledge: how children learn with their sense of touch
Be it with water, sand or wood, children first discover the world by using their hands. This article tells you all about why the sense of touch is a central learning organ and how tactile experiences shape early childhood development.
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