New Classroom Supplies
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So, this isn't something I usually do, but I figured I'd give it my best effort.
For the last two years I have taught preschool at the same school, this year I have decided to step out of my comfort zone and switch not only schools, but age groups.
In two weeks I will be transfering to a new school and teaching a Pre-K/Kindergarten combined class. The room I will be placed in has not been used as a classroom in over 4 years, meaning other than the furniture there is little to no supplies for the children to use. Teachers are given a bi-monthly limit of 50$ to purchase supplies for the class (out of pocket, then reimbursed in a couple weeks) , however 50$ only stretches so far when you're starting from scratch! When leaving my current school I will be taking very little supplies with me as many of them were split purchased between myself and my coteacher, and I just wouldn't feel right leaving my previous kiddos with no supplies for the upcoming school year! When teaching I like to bring the learning alive, I do this through interactive enhancements and hands on projects as often as possible.
I have attached some photos of projects and enhancements I have done with my previous class to give you a general idea of what goes on in a classroom, however it will not be many photos as many photos have students in them.
So, this isn't something I usually do, but I figured I'd give it my best effort.
For the last two years I have taught preschool at the same school, this year I have decided to step out of my comfort zone and switch not only schools, but age groups.
In two weeks I will be transfering to a new school and teaching a Pre-K/Kindergarten combined class. The room I will be placed in has not been used as a classroom in over 4 years, meaning other than the furniture there is little to no supplies for the children to use. Teachers are given a bi-monthly limit of 50$ to purchase supplies for the class (out of pocket, then reimbursed in a couple weeks) , however 50$ only stretches so far when you're starting from scratch! When leaving my current school I will be taking very little supplies with me as many of them were split purchased between myself and my coteacher, and I just wouldn't feel right leaving my previous kiddos with no supplies for the upcoming school year! When teaching I like to bring the learning alive, I do this through interactive enhancements and hands on projects as often as possible.
I have attached some photos of projects and enhancements I have done with my previous class to give you a general idea of what goes on in a classroom, however it will not be many photos as many photos have students in them.
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Airiana K.
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