【Kodomoen】 "Science" in the room...
Today, "Science'' was discovered in the "Leaf" (Ha) room…
The balloons that they had finished playing with in this room…
Were rolling and bouncing…
With help from the wind from below, we thought they were flying away, but then
they floated down…
"Wow!" the children tried over and over again…
"?", "?", "?" kept popping up in their heads, and they wondered why they didn't fly around?… Why have they stopped there?…
Good, good!
One day, I asked a child why it had stopped…
and he confidently replied, "I think the balloons are heavy!" he answered with uncertainty…
It's fine, it's fine!
I replied, "Hmm, I see!" and left the room…
Don't ever forget this experience!!
Somewhere between the ages of 0 and 15, whilst they are still learning, this experience will be burned into their brains, and it will become a "Bang!" moment…
As the children climb the stairs from 0 to 15 with lots of "?"s. I want them to have this happen a lot…
It's our role as Kodomoen designers to help them have as many of these questions as possible…
Seriously try this! You will sweat!
You can feel the engine in your body igniting…
Next time lets play tag in the playground!
The storytelling here in "Kuma no Pokke", it's like a theatre!
We have lunch together in the lunch room from today!
According to a survey, the level of depression is highest on Mondays…
That's why Manabiya Yumenomori is seriously aiming to be a "Manabiya that makes you want to go on Mondays"
Is that the kind of learning place that children want to be in?
Well, if that's the kind of school we want to be…
I'm sure the children will be the same too…
If we don't change ourselves, there's no way those around us will change!
That's why I came forward today!
Last Saturday, a large number of architectural professionals came to see Manabiya Yumenomori…
There's no way that an amateur like me could understand what they were all looking at…
But even such professionals had trouble. They were making many sounds of astonishment…
I felt that the designers who work here are happy people…
If there were children who could play with this huge playground equipment called Yumenomori…
If there were designers who could master this huge teaching space…
One day, "Yumenomori Syndrome" could become a reality. We might already be suffering from "Yumenomori Syndrome"…
I feel depressed on Saturdays and Sundays… I'm completely serious!