Clothing study dramatic play

These dramatic play printables are a fun addition to traditional home corner set ups. They include printables to set up a kitchen, nursery, laundry and office. #dramaticplay #pretendplay #roleplay #homecorner #preschool #kindergarten #playprintables

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Enhance your Dramatic Play area with this captivating Clothing /Shoes Store, designed to seamlessly integrate with your house center. This resource is an ideal companion for the Clothes Study in Preschool, elevating your students' learning experience as they explore clothing and the seasons. This comprehensive set provides all the essentials for transforming your classroom into a dynamic Clothes Store. From attention-grabbing signs and detailed price lists to realistic receipts. Printables…

Last week I mentioned our clothing unit study. (Read about it here!) We have started to use Creative Curriculum studies to help guide students and introduce them to new learning experiences. I like how Creative Curriculum provides many ideas for hands on activities in all learning areas! The curriculum is project based and provides excellent motivation and questioning techniques that lead students into higher thinking learning. Through provocations, bringing in real items, questioning, and…

Do you use the Clothes study for Preschool with your PreKs? I created this dramatic play area for our preschool classrooms during our study. This set includes a sorting socks area, folding shirts area and much more. Your students can wash and dry their clothes or hang them out to dry! Students can “work” in the Laundromat and collect money for services rendered. Your preschoolers will practice math and literacy skills as they work in the laundromat or as customers at the Laundromat.

Toddler bulletin board clothing study, clothes, dirty, bubbles, washer and dryer

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I transformed our dramatic corner into a Laundromat where they can pretend to wash, iron, fold and even hang clothes. Upon entering, I prepared a log book for them to write their names. (This also helps me to know who plays in this area when "Keeping Time" is on. Haha) This is our Laundry Area. I recycled two big boxes to create a washing machine and dryer. I also took empty bottles of liquid detergent, fabric conditioner, cereal/chips boxes which I covered with coloured paper and printed…