Seize the Day

Early Learning Community

About the Project

This is my own learning community and it's my greatest professional joy. Here, I work to create a safe environment for children explore their world and express their innate curiosity. I also work together with the my children on social and emotional development.

  • Client: Seize the Day Early Learning Community
  • Scope: Home Childcare Space
  • Location: Westfield, IN
  • Timeline Ongoing

Project Gallery

overhead view of a living room learning space with two couches facing each other, two small bookshelves with lamps atop, a low shelf with play materials between those, and a dress form with baskets of fabric behind the nearest couch.
a dress form with a rack of fabric swatches next to it. A chouch is in the backgound.
a large play itchen made of wood. A round mirror is on the wall to one side. A small basket of neatly arranged stuffed animals is underneath.
letters of various materials and styles mounted to a wall with a small bookcase underneath and two soft chairs to either side.
a table with art supplies and apples on top. An aterlier full of other supplies is in the background. Three paint shirts hang on pegs next to the atelier.
a home play space with tree stump seating on either side of a small table. Baskets and a play kitchen are in the background.
shelves with neatly arranged play objects, such as a fire truck, and airplane, small plastic animals, and various blocks in baskets.
a small rectangular table surrounded by four seating cubes filled with books. An additional low bookcase is in the background.
a small stage set in front of a large curtained window. A mirror is on the wall to one side, dress up clothes hung on the other.
a close up of various materials in metal baskets, including hair curlers, blocks, corks, and pom poms.
large flowers on vase in the middle of a small table. The table is set as if for a meal. A shelf with art matrials in the background.
close up of paintbrushes in a glass cup on a wooden table. Another glass of water is in front of them. Glass paint palettes sit on either side.