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Froebel’s Kindergarten: The Origins of Early Childhood Education

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His theory was introduced in 1837. The theory he created was Kindergarten. He is now known as the father of kindergarten and the reason why we have that grade.

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April 21, 1782 - June 21, 1852

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The first U.S. kindergarten was a German-language school for young kids.

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He was born in Oberweissbach, Thuringia and grew up and lived in Thuringia, Germany

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He challenged other people in education. During his time he decorated toys for children were the norm he found them completely inappropriate. He made his curriculum for young children and designed open-ended instructional materials called the gifts with complementary occupations.

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He believed that practitioners also make the physical environment both in and outdoors. He points out how important it is for children to learn without external pressures. The people we meet, the environment and atmosphere, are as important as what we learn.

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He was the youngest of 5. His mother died when he was nine months old. When he was four years old, his father remarried. He has no kids but was married to Lousie Levin.

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He specializes in education.

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His ethnicity is German. He was a Pantheism.