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    Agreed, my schedule looks like Reggio's. In my experience I've found it difficult to engage in one activity for too long with that age group (the under 2's). Goodness, even the time it takes for a diaper change is difficult for some to stay still! Even during my circle/story/craft/ activity time I allow the little ones to join for a bit then wander around the playroom, exploring quietly. Don't stress, even if it looks like they are simply chewing on a block...they are learning and still listening. It does amaze me though that even my little 1 year olds know the routine...example, they see me starting to prep lunch and they automatically start tidy up. They love to be included in those routines (handing out cups, spoons etc.). The best you can do is offer the activity, the rest is up to them. At the end of the day, if they had fun with some learning thrown in...I'm satisfied.
    Children are great imitators.
    So give them something great to imitate.

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