My At-Home Preschool!

MY AT-HOME PRESCHOOL!

Let me show you around my at-home preschool!

My youngest is turning 3 this month and I am exciting about teaching her 

preschool for the next few years!

Welcome to my at-home preschool!

Let me show you around...

*Our calendar with fun embellishments!

I put velcro dots on the four top embellishments, so I could easily trade them out!

This calendar was a Wal-mart find. Only $9.99 for 153 pieces!! In the back-to-school section.

*Sesame Street Bullentine Board!

Found these cute bullentine board cut-outs at the Dollar Store!

They have a wonderful section just for teachers.

I created the 'PRESCHOOL PROMISES', 'DAILY ROUTINE' on Canva.com!

(Printables available at the bottom of the post!)

*The weather and days of the week I found at Target in the 'SPOT' section.

Only $3 each! 

I added a storage shelf to the wall.

Top shelf has:

*An Activity Tub!

I love this idea!! I will be using this to put preschool activities that go along with our curriculum.

Check out this pic for an example...(from smartEpartE)

I love this because it's a space saver and it makes it easier to create activities

that go along with the curriculum!

Extra calendar pieces for easy access.

*A Song Box!

An index card box full of index cards that had different songs written on them!

I thought it would be fun to randomly pull out a song instead singing the same songs over and over again!

*This draw will hold all the 'seasonal' craft supplies!

I picked up some supplies at the Dollar Store for her to make a fall wreath!

That will be a fun fall craft that we can hang up and she can see it!

On the bottom:

*A Singing Basket!

I found this idea on Pinterest. Having 'props' to go along with your

songs and nursey rhymes!

For example: The toy Elmo bus can be held while singing 'The Wheels On The Bus'!

*A preschool daily workbook!

This workbook is so cute and helpful.

Find the free download here: ONEBEAUTIFULHOMEBLOG

*An art easel!

I super glued two clothes pins to the top so that I could attach paper 

or a poster for a paint project.

*A folder file crate!

To help me stay organized. I will keep worksheets, printables, books to read

that week and small baggies of activities.

*A sensory table!

I used rice, as water would have been a hazard with the kitchen floor.

Plus I did not want to worry about her getting all wet.

I am planning to add themed toys in here each week.

Maybe some fake apples for apple week?!

*A colorful 'Welcome' banner!

I will probably change this out for other seasonal banners, but for back-to-school

season it seems appropiate!

*My Art Wall!

I picked a wall in the hallway to use screws, clothes line rope and clothes pins to create this.

I love how I can hang 9 papers to display!

*Arts and Crafts Supplies!

This is the island in my kitchen. I organized and labeled all the supplies.

*File Drawer for Curriculum!

This 3-drawer plastic container is perferct for me to file curriculum for this week,

next week and this month.

It will be such a big help to stay organized!

*Dress Up Center!

I made a quick and easy dress up center by adding hooks into the wall.

Then adding the clothes and accessories. Making sure the kids could reach them.

*A Library Center!

Using 9-cube shelves to hold books and dvds to create a library.

*Puppet Play Center!

We had this already, because my son loves being a puppetier!

*A Play Kitchen!

A birthday present for my three year old.

She is the ultimate pretend chef!!

*Babydolls and Toddler Table!

Baskets of babydoll toys are tucked away, but are easy to take out.

*Labeled Toy Shelves!

To help keep it all organized and neat!

*A Cozy Reading Couch!

Well, this used to be my daughter's crib...but she has a big girl bed now.

I converted it into a couch and the kids love it!

AND THERE YOU HAVE IT!!

HAPPY PRESCHOOLING!~*