The Making Mind is supported by a set of learning tools that help children develop a shared language for creativity and document their learning over time.

Child lying on a yellow pillow inside a large cardboard box decorated with colorful tape, drawing and writing on the box with markers, and reading a picture book outdoors on grass.

Process Passport™

Every child receives a Process Passport at the beginning of the year.

Part sketchbook, part journal and part personal archive, it accompanies them throughout the Foundation Programme.

It is where children collect observations, sketch ideas, document discoveries, reflect on projects and celebrate their growth.

No two Passports will ever be the same.

A white paper plate with colorful paint smears and lines. A small white towel with red, black, and blue marker drawings and writing, including a red heart. Several paintbrushes and paper scraps are also visible, suggesting an art or craft activity.

Craft Codes™

The Craft Codes introduce children to a shared language of making.

Rather than teaching isolated techniques, they describe the fundamental ways of working with materials, helping children become more intentional, confident and independent makers.

Child's drawing of the Justice League's Bat-Signal with a sun in the sky, green trees, and a blue background.

Weekly Projects

Every week introduces a new creative invitation through carefully designed projects, materials and questions.

Together, they form a connected journey across the Foundation Programme.

A close-up of green monstera leaves against a plain off-white background.

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