Froebel’s original occupations.
Froebel saw weaving as more than a craft, it is a way of expressing ideas, noticing pattern and beauty, and understanding connections between nature, people, and the wider world. This workshop brings Froebel’s philosophy to life, offering you the chance to:
✨ Learn about weaving through a Froebelian lens – linking theory to practice✨ Try out different approaches to weaving using natural and open-ended materials✨ Reflect on how weaving supports children’s learning, creativity, and wellbeing✨ Experience Tiddlers’ unique Froebelian-inspired environment, indoors and outdoors✨ Connect with like-minded practitioners who value play, nature, and creativity
Who is this workshop for?
This workshop is designed for:
- Early years practitioners
- Educators and trainers
- Students and researchers
No prior weaving experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to explore.
Why attend?
By the end of the workshop, you will:
- Have practical ideas to bring weaving into your own setting
- Deepen your understanding of Froebel’s philosophy and how it can shape practice
- Take inspiration from Tiddlers’ Froebelian environment to inform your own work
“Unity and connection are woven through every thread of Froebel’s philosophy, weaving brings these ideas to life in the hands of children and adults alike.”
