My little learners absolutely LOVE pizza night at our house. I mean, who doesn’t love pizza? But it was no surprise that they absolutely loved our Pizza Shop Dramatic Play corner! Today I’d like to share some photos from our latest dramatic play centre with you!
Construction Site Dramatic Play Area
If there’s one type of play that I’d do for the rest of my days, it would be dramatic play! It’s such a fantastic way to encourage so many skills in a way that’s playful and age appropriate. Today I’d like to share our brand new Construction Site dramatic play area!
Doctor Themed Imaginative Role Play
Imaginative Role Play is an important part of early childhood development. As children engage in imaginative and dramatic play, they are developing a range of skills including oral language, cooperation and problem solving. Today I’d like to share a really engaging doctor themed imaginative play corner that I set up for my toddler!
Exploring Beginning Sounds with Alphabet Drawers
There’s no doubt about it. Teachers LOOOOOVE Pinterest! During my first years as a teacher, I spent many loooong nights on Pinterest searching for teaching and learning inspo for my class. I remember coming across these amazing Alphabet Drawers and just knew that I needed a set for my own classroom! They are just perfect for storing little figures for each letter of the alphabet which can then be used for sorting and matching activities.
FREE Santa Letter Writing Template
Ahh Christmas is just around the corner so my toddler and I have been working on her Santa Letter!
At 2.5 years old, she is just beginning to understand Christmas and all things Santa. It’s a stark contrast to last year where she couldn’t get away from the bearded man in red quick enough! Miss 2.5 obsessed with waving to him each time we pass Santa’s stall in the local shopping centre. But she’s always stumped when asked what she wants him to deliver on Christmas Eve!
End of Year Writing Task for Prep Students
If you’re looking for a simple End of Year writing task, you’ve come to the right place!
As the end of the school year quickly approaches, you might be starting to think about how far your Little Learners have come over the year with you as their teacher. You’ve taught your little Preppies how to line up and walk quietly through the school. They’ve learnt how to sit on the carpet and show respectful listening. You’ve taught them how to read and how to count to 20 (and beyond). I’m sure you’ve taught hundreds if not thousands of valuable lessons during their time in your class!
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