A Day At The Office – Dramatic Play Kit

Have you ever considered how much children look up to us? They are watching everything we do, and often imitate the adults in their life while they play.

With the help of my father in-law, who was cleaning his office, I created this little kit. I can’t stress it enough … ask people to let you know when they are getting rid of items. Most of the supplies in these kits are second hand. It’s a great way to reuse items and reduce waste.

This kit includes a laptop made of printouts and a black file folder, (if you have an old computer or laptop kicking around, up-cycle to the play kit), an assortment of pens, pencils, paper, a notebook, a telephone, a set of non prescription glasses, a computer mouse, keyboard, an old blazer, clip on tie, briefcase and a calculator.

This is great way to expose children to new words, letters and numbers. Remember you can add books, a calendar, and envelopes.

Try to not interrupt children when they are in pretend play. It takes time for them to become fully immersed into becoming a character. Let them play, and they will learn more than you can imagine.

Off to work now!

Published by Marbles

Hi! My name is Natalie and I’m an ECE. Yes I know...What is an ECE? I am an Early Childhood Educator. This means that I teach and care for children. With over twenty years of experience, I specialize in programming for school age children. My philosophy is centred in the belief that children learn best when they are having fun, and feel free to explore. I’ve always had a passion for teaching. It allows me to share my interests such as music, cooking and gardening. In return, caring for children has provided me the opportunity to continuously learn, and to become a better human. I am incredibly excited to share these ideas with you? Enjoy.

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