Daycare interactive wall

communityplaythings.com - Vertical Learning with Classroom Walls

“Rather than thinking about classroom walls solely as a place to post “stuff”, start viewing walls as places for children to actively interact and engage. Begin using the classroom walls as a powerful learning tool and capture their power by creating vertical learning environments that offer children places to play, collaborate, manipulate, and learn.” This article by Sandra Duncan outlines creative ways to make the most of the wall space in your classroom.

Glue foam floor letters to the wall. Alphabet foam wall puzzle.

Kid City Ball Wall — Boss Display

Feelings Wall. Infant classroom. I have feelings unit.

Using documentation to hold meaningful conversations with children as they learn to recognize their family and peers. We chose this pin as it is a part of essential competencies but can be used to promote language and literacy by the repetition of words, building vocabulary, extending language etc. This can also be used to ease transitions or create a distraction for children at separation anxiety.

Lego wall

Color Wall: Shapes and Colors Unit: Infant Classroom

Miami Children's Museum on Instagram: ““Think left and think right and think low and think high. Oh, the thinks you can think up if you only try!” 💭✨~ Dr. Seuss . . #Repost…”

Busy Bag storage on curtain rod in pencil cases.

In our classroom we have a discovery area where children are invited to explore materials that focus specifically on the senses. We enjoy in...