Before choosing a room, decide what the visitor should understand or feel.
Work is scattered across albums, desks and chats, leaving only finished pieces. Drafts, questions and failed attempts reveal the actual growth.
WHAT TO PREPARE
A small, deliberate set of material
- Work from different stages
- Questions the child asked
- Drafts, changes or making process
- Notes that observe without labelling the child
FOUR STEPS
- Choose material around one real interest
- Arrange it as seeing, asking, trying and making
- Give the work visual priority
- Leave an open question for the next attempt
LIVE CASE
The Little Observatory
See how the method becomes a complete visitor journey before you start your own.
View the caseIs this a parenting course?
No. It is a tool and structure parents can use themselves, without deciding a child’s interests for them.
Can we add work later?
Yes. Keep the project file and continue editing as the body of work grows.
Start from this kind of space
No account is required. The project stays in your current browser; export a local backup regularly.
Open the editor