Two Birds Curriculum Overview
Our Curriculum
Two Birds’ approach to teaching and curriculum is centered around fostering children’s voice in their classroom, connecting children’s learning to their own experiences, and seamlessly integrating opportunities for discovery, new concepts and developmental skills throughout a child’s day and play.

A Reggio school is a special kind of place, one in which young human beings are invited to grow in mind, in sensibility, and in belonging to a broader community.
Cognitive psychologist and theorist
What is a Reggio Emilia-Inspired Program?
The Reggio Approach is world-renowned for its innovative and research-based philosophy of teaching and learning. The approach is rooted in social justice and democracy, and a belief that children learn best in rich environments where their voices and thinking are driving forces in the curriculum and the daily life of the school and community. At Two Birds, children have the opportunity to explore and research the world around them as they build new knowledge through their interactions with teachers, other children, and open-ended materials. As they share their theories and perspectives, in both verbal and non-verbal ways, and listen to those of others, children grow their understanding, develop the skills of collaboration and creativity, and cultivate the disposition to see themselves as lifelong learners.