Juneberry Kids is an early learning printerie creating materials both useful and beautiful for curious children and the grown-ups learning alongside them.
Rooted in more than fifteen years of my work as an early childhood educator, the shop is grounded in Reggio Emilia and RIE, deeply shaped by Montessori, and informed by Forest School and Waldorf traditions. Those influences show up not as rigid formulas, but in the details: calm layouts, naturalistic artwork, rich language, meaningful independence, and materials that leave room for children to notice, wonder, experiment, and make connections of their own.
Here you’ll find French-English learning materials, vocabulary and classification cards, nature-study resources, seasonal activities, and other printables made with real children, homes, and classrooms in mind.
At the heart of Juneberry Kids is a simple belief: children do not need us to manufacture curiosity for them. They arrive with plenty. Good learning materials give that curiosity somewhere to go.
That is why I favor resources that invite a child to look twice, ask a question, notice a pattern, or discover something they hadn’t before. I want them to feel beautiful without being precious, educational without becoming rigid, and open-ended enough to leave room for a child’s own thinking.
The visual world of Juneberry Kids draws from many of the things I love outside the classroom, too: language, old books, watercolor, botanical illustrations, natural history, children’s literature, and all the small, strange, beautiful things children so often notice before adults do.
I hope these materials find a happy place in your home or classroom. Questions, feedback, and ideas are always welcome.
Rooted in more than fifteen years of my work as an early childhood educator, the shop is grounded in Reggio Emilia and RIE, deeply shaped by Montessori, and informed by Forest School and Waldorf traditions. Those influences show up not as rigid formulas, but in the details: calm layouts, naturalistic artwork, rich language, meaningful independence, and materials that leave room for children to notice, wonder, experiment, and make connections of their own.
Here you’ll find French-English learning materials, vocabulary and classification cards, nature-study resources, seasonal activities, and other printables made with real children, homes, and classrooms in mind.
At the heart of Juneberry Kids is a simple belief: children do not need us to manufacture curiosity for them. They arrive with plenty. Good learning materials give that curiosity somewhere to go.
That is why I favor resources that invite a child to look twice, ask a question, notice a pattern, or discover something they hadn’t before. I want them to feel beautiful without being precious, educational without becoming rigid, and open-ended enough to leave room for a child’s own thinking.
The visual world of Juneberry Kids draws from many of the things I love outside the classroom, too: language, old books, watercolor, botanical illustrations, natural history, children’s literature, and all the small, strange, beautiful things children so often notice before adults do.
I hope these materials find a happy place in your home or classroom. Questions, feedback, and ideas are always welcome.