First you will need to collect your supplies. Try visiting your local thrift stores for used kitchen and household items. The Dollar Store is a great place to find manipulatives and craft supplies. Yard sales are a great place to find books, projects, curriculum accessories that people are finished with. Of course you can visit regular stores--but I am definitely trying to accomplish this without spending too much money! :-)
Some items you may want to put on your shopping list:
- Containers for storing your supplies (bins, baskets, boxes with lids)
- Trays or Containers for sorting and playing
- Craft supplies (pipecleaners, pom-poms, stamps, glue, markers, paint, etc)
- Kitchen Supplies/Utensils (tongs, spoons, collander, etc)
- Puzzles
- Playdough
- Paper
- Macaroni
- Beads
- String/Yarn
- Clothespins
- Scissors
- Cooking/Baking supplies
- Measuring Cups
- Fabric Scraps
Preschool Activity Box
PreKinders
Spaghetti Box Kids
Coming up next: Sorting [Fine-Motor Skills Play, Ep. 2]
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