Do any Reggio-inspired folk document your own child's work at home?
I'm really feeling like I want to do this and just had some questions about the logistics of it (make a word document and print it at home [the quality would be poor unless we invested in a decent printer] , keep it electronic, print the pictures and mount them to a typed paragraph/description). I'm thinking however it's done I'll store them in page-protectors in a binder (I've grown to love this storage method for many things).
Thoughts?
P.S. I find documenting DS's work makes transitions from that work SO much more enjoyable. It makes it easier for that experience to end when there's something concrete to show for it after it's all been tidied.
I'm really feeling like I want to do this and just had some questions about the logistics of it (make a word document and print it at home [the quality would be poor unless we invested in a decent printer] , keep it electronic, print the pictures and mount them to a typed paragraph/description). I'm thinking however it's done I'll store them in page-protectors in a binder (I've grown to love this storage method for many things).
Thoughts?
P.S. I find documenting DS's work makes transitions from that work SO much more enjoyable. It makes it easier for that experience to end when there's something concrete to show for it after it's all been tidied.