Experts in Reggio Emilia and Project-Based Learning in Harmony.
PROJECT GALLERY
At the heart of La Piazza lies a passion for learning that blends the Reggio Emilia philosophy with Project-Based Learning. We believe that every child is a capable, curious learner whose questions and ideas deserve space to grow and take shape.
Through this approach, children engage with real-world challenges that connect to their own experiences and ignite their imaginations. Learning becomes a journey of discovery where knowledge is not simply acquired, but constructed through exploration, collaboration, and creativity.
Guided by Reggio Emilia’s emphasis on the child’s voice, environment, and relationships, and enriched by the depth of Project-Based Learning, our students develop initiative, responsibility, problem-solving, and clear communication. Each project nurtures both intellect and character, shaping thoughtful, compassionate global citizens ready to bring meaningful change to the world around them.
Class Project Highlights
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Time Machine
2nd and 3rd Grade
Students explored Leonardo da Vinci’s inventive spirit through books, videos, art, and hands-on activities, creating and sharing their own inventions before collaborating on a class-built, Da Vinci–inspired time machine.
02
From Birds to Flight
Pre-K 4
Children investigated the connection between birds and airplanes through observation, research, and hands-on design, creating flying machines inspired by both nature and the Wright brothers’ innovations.
03
The Green Tent
4th and 5th Grade (Sequoia Class)
Inspired by native plants like the Florida beautyberry, students launched The Green Tent, creating and selling organic products at a local market to support the planet and fund future business plans.
04
Light, Rainbows, & Planet Luz
Pre-K 3
Beginning with an interest in rainbows and light, students explored reflection, refraction, and shadow play, ultimately co-creating “Planet Luz,” a fictional world shaped by their discoveries.
Take a Deep Dive Into Our Archives
Explore comprehensive project case studies
Time Machine
2nd and 3rd Grade
Students explored Leonardo da Vinci’s inventive spirit through books, videos, art, and hands-on activities, creating and sharing their own inventions before collaborating on a class-built, Da Vinci–inspired time machine.
01
From Birds to Flight
Pre-K 4
Children investigated the connection between birds and airplanes through observation, research, and hands-on design, creating flying machines inspired by both nature and the Wright brothers’ innovations.
02
The Green Tent
4th and 5th Grade (Sequoia Class)
Inspired by native plants like the Florida beautyberry, students launched The Green Tent, creating and selling organic products at a local market to support the planet and fund future business plans.
03
Light, Rainbows, & Planet Luz
Pre-K 3
Beginning with an interest in rainbows and light, students explored reflection, refraction, and shadow play, ultimately co-creating “Planet Luz,” a fictional world shaped by their discoveries.
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