I’d like to introduce you to Cristi Wuenschel of The Keeper of the Memories for today’s Maker Space Interview. I was initially struck by how well organized this studio is, and was then blown away by Cristi’s ingenuity in turning a porch into…
Today I’m joined by an inspiring Silicon Valley couple, Ilan and Hillary Frank, two active, working parents with demanding careers in the tech scene, who also make an effort to dedicate as much of their “off time” to making great, creative memories…
This interview is part of Tinkering Spaces, an informative series of interviews that center on designing kid-friendly creativity labs and makerspaces. If you’re scratching your head because you can’t figure out where to put your children’s art materials, you’re hatching a plan to turn your laundry room…
Today I’m joined by Meri Cherry (yes, that’s her real name!). Meri is a mom of two little artists in sunny Los Angeles. She’s also an atelierista at Kol Tikvah Early Childhood Education Center, and you may remember that Meri…
Today I’m joined by Meri Cherry, educator and atelierista at Kol Tikvah Early Childhood Education Center, for a peek into her school’s Tinkering Space. This interview is part of Tinkering Spaces, an informative series of interviews that center on designing kid-friendly creativity spaces. If…
Today we’re joined by Librarian and Information Specialist, Shannon Hyman, of Kaechele Elementary School in Virginia who’s here to share her school’s TinkerSpace with us. Shannon’s school library is one of many around the world that are now weaving making and creating…
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