Tag Archives: Imagination
No Words Needed
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” – Albert Einstein- And, a picture really is worth a thousand words~that light the fire of imagination. What if there were books that could do just that? … Continue reading
Logic vs Imagination
I love this quote. It speaks to how I teach children and what I now know after 30-plus years of teaching. Thank you, Albert Einstein. I first saw this on my friend Paulette Motzko’s wonderful blog, totallyinspiredmind.com. She always has something uplifting … Continue reading
When Chapter Reading Isn’t Enough
Charlotte’s Web is a book that has a profound influence on children in the best of ways. Children listen, often silent because of all the wonder that is going into their brains. The words alone paint a picture that they relate … Continue reading
The Importance of Imagination
Imagination is the most exciting, and the most powerful tool I have when teaching children. It’s the foundation for learning, and for wanting to learn. The best learning that takes place in my classroom is rooted in imagination; from reading … Continue reading
