The revolutionary nature of collective cooperative care lies in its ability to challenge dominant systems that prioritize individualism, competition, and hierarchical, misguided expertise — in short, the “push down” — in early childhood education. By working cooperatively, a small group of committed

Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School

10.03.2025

The Third Teacher — Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School

Our play yard is a place where hands press into cool earth, feet trace the roughness of wooden beams, and eyes follow the gentle sway of leaves in the breeze. The indoor space will embrace the outdoors as an essential part of learning. We’re creating a space that nurtures children's growth and deepe

Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School

13.04.2025

Water (and Mud) Water Studies — Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School

The children are playing, imagining, and living outside and all the while the gaining real-life skills. Realia (thank you Froebel) refers to real-life objects, environments, or experiences used in education to make learning more meaningful and tangible. In early childhood, realia goes beyond pictur

Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School

20.04.2025

Our Little Red Wagons — Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School

What is the best wagon? For us, it has to be this wagon. The Town & Country Little Red Wagon that can! The wagon’s stability, its familiar painted wood, knobby tires, and long metal handle—with just the right amount of resistance and maneuverability—make it more than a tool. It’s a forever

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Pushing Up — Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School

The Third Teacher — Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School

Water (and Mud) Water Studies — Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School

Our Little Red Wagons — Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School

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