OUR APPROACH

The Reggio
Emilia Approach

Discover how our premium playspace incorporates the renowned Reggio Emilia philosophy to nurture your child's innate potential through engaging family activities indoors.

Children playing at Giggles

EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY

What is Reggio?

The Reggio Emilia approach is an innovative educational philosophy that originated in the Italian town of Reggio Emilia after World War II. It views children as capable, curious individuals with rights and endless potential.

At Giggles Play, we combine this approach with Montessori principles to create a unique indoor playspace where families can engage in meaningful activities together, fostering both learning and community.

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CORE PRINCIPLES

How We Bring Reggio to Life

Child-Centered Approach

Child-Centered Approach

We respect and nurture each child's natural curiosity and unique learning process, allowing them to guide their own educational journey.

Project-Based Learning

Project-Based Learning

Our space encourages deep engagement and critical thinking through projects that align with children's interests and passions.

The Hundred Languages

The Hundred Languages

We celebrate the many ways children express their knowledge and understanding, from art and music to dance and play.

Collaborative Learning

Collaborative Learning

Our playspace fosters cooperation among children, educators, parents, and the community, creating a rich, interconnected learning ecosystem.

Emergent Curriculum

Emergent Curriculum

We adapt our activities and spaces to follow the natural curiosity and interests of the children, rather than adhering to a rigid, predetermined plan.

Environment as Teacher

Environment as Teacher

Our carefully designed playspace acts as the 'third teacher,' inspiring wonder, discovery, and learning through thoughtfully curated materials and spaces.

Experience Reggio at Giggles

Join us for engaging family activities indoors where your children can explore, learn, and grow in a safe, nurturing environment designed with the Reggio Emilia approach.