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Jordan at the waterplay table at Good Beginnings
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Pacia with building blocks during worktime
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Painting at the tri-easel
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worktime building blocks
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Jordan at the waterplay table at Good Beginnings
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Hard Hat day for QuinnEddie
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Michelle poses with a dress up hat on for the outside photo. She is standing in front of the blue doors.
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Pacia with dress up hat and bean bag game outdoors at the preschool
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Elisa planting her beans and flowers
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Janaree and Jan. partners in 1980, for Good Beginnings Preschool
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Close up of the scissors display and the chubs crayons display. Both easy for small fingers to grasp. Oh-yeah!
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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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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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Good Beginnings preschool on the night of open house. Note the lavender clay and mallets on the orange picnic bench.
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Huge storage closet to keep all the art supplies, puzzles and books.
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Close up of the lavendar clay and mallets.
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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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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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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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Good Beginnings owned a lot of puzzles and books and art supplies!
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As you came in the North Blue doors, you were met with this hallway. The linoleum classroom to the right. The carpeted classroom to the left. Office, bathrooms, and Kitchen further back.
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Fish mural in the water play area.
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Girls in leather coats in business for the first time.
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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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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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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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Wooden train set with a perfect size table at a perfect height for preschoolers.
