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Just a portion of the front of the building is showing. It was two stories high and had this large yard.
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Girls in leather coats in business for the first time.
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Janaree and Jan pose in front of the guest book at our open house
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Clearly, we are posing for a picture.
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This was Jan's fur-lined bathtub. She had used it in her classroom. It made a really nice addition to the story corner.
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After hours at the open house, in the room with carpeting, Jan McKenzie on one end of the teetor totter while her sister, Becki, is on the other.
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Jan and her sister Becki teeter totter on our handydandy indoor/outdoor seesaws. We bought six, should have bought three.
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Fish mural in the water play area.
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In our center hallway, we added this pegboard so we could hang the musical instruments.
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June 1979 open house, this is the scene you would see as you came in the front door. Classroom to the left, classroom to the right.
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A special guest at our open house checking out the guinea pig. Take note of all the wooden puzzles.
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Gerbil and art on display.
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Inside the Good Beginnings preschool, the water table, peg board to hang water tools, and the puzzle table.
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Jan's tri-easel stands in front of the bulletin cork wall which holds paintings to dry. The cats are decor on the accordion doors which open to the supplies.
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Pegboard above the water table holds the equipment the explorerers might use at the water table. Foam puzzles lay on the table in the foreground/
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Good Beginnings owned a lot of puzzles and books and art supplies!
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For cut and paste I found an amazing piece of a lost lumber yard display and turned it into a welcoming collection of things to cut and collage
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The cut and paste area.
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Note the cupboard with colored paper on display. Also the chubby crayons in a display. Scissors in hanging formation. This was an ultimate cut and paste corner!
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A former camping collapsable picnic table sits waiting with clay and mallets. Supplies aplenty can be seen just to the left.
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Good Beginnings preschool on the night of open house. Note the lavender clay and mallets on the orange picnic bench.
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Close up of the lavendar clay and mallets.
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Carpet room had this lovely fall mural. The windows were just like the 1950's school house windows where the light came streaming in.
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Childcraft deluxe set of blocks. Unbelievable!
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The Childcraft cabinet was hinged and on wheels so after clean up time the cupboard could be closed and latched so it wouldn't be tempting anymore.
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Close up on the blocks and wooden vehicles.
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Another corner of the preschool (1980) included the tri-corner easel for painting, the cork wall for hanging paintings and to the far right is the supply closet.
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Huge storage closet to keep all the art supplies, puzzles and books.
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Childcraft cupboard on wheels with the see-through tubs each holding a different kind of manipulative. Awesome!!
