Tips on Managing the Toddler and Preschool Block Center
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- Опубліковано 21 чер 2019
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The block center can be one of the busiest in the classroom, and filled with ways to build skills. In this video I will be sharing some tips for managing this area, as well as some of our favorite materials. You can get the ⭐️free list of favorite block toys⭐️, as well as free labels for your block center, here: teaching2and3yearolds.com/bes...
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I like the recyclables for block area. Many teachers do not have a big budget to buy toys. Its a fun and creative way to use these materials.
It really is!
@@Teaching2and3YearOlds great tips for the beginning of the year
Never thought of the play house as a block area activity, but i can see the connection now that you point it out. Thank you!
Julie Moyer - It’s definitely played with more in the block area in my classroom. The children love adding cars and blocks to the scene.
Great tips for beginning of year. So much less stressful to start that way.
BeautifulYou - Thank you! It really does make a big difference.
I teach 2s and 3s. I keep all of the toy shelves turned around. They are on wheels so I set the toys for the day before the children arrive. As the year goes on and the children develop more impulse control, I turn a shelf around
Jessie Writes - That is very smart!
I am loving your website and channel! Thank you so much for sharing incredible content!💕
I am so happy you found my resources! ❤️
I'm so glad I stumbled into your channel. My block area is overwhelming and it's the favorite center for all the kiddos. I've been trying to figure out how to organize and control it. We use ECCRS tool as a part of a program to get tier ratings for quality childcare and to get the high rating you must make a lot of things accessible to the children and in certain amounts. How do you go around that to maintain the control and not miss the score?
That would be great to know. I also use ECERS, so I feel like I have to have all this stuff out. Plus my room is tiny, so I feel overwhelmed.