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How to Easily Manage Preschool Show and Tell

July 26, 2018 by Sheryl Cooper

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Inside: Preschool show and tell is a very important and exciting part of our routine, plus it’s a great way to work on communication skills!

 

Preschool show and tell is a favorite with our 3 and 4 year olds.

When they find the empty sharing box in their cubbies, they get so excited!

They return the next school day with the box filled with 3 items that they chose to show their friends.

When we gather for circle time and ask who brought the sharing box, that child just beams.

 

Preschool show and tell is a very important and exciting part of our routine, plus it's a great way to work on communication skills!

How to Easily Manage Preschool Show and Tell

 

We have one sharing person each week in the preschool 3’s class. On Monday I put a plastic container in the selected child’s cubby and he/she takes it home. Three objects are then placed in the container and returned on the next class day, Wednesday.
sharing time in preschool

What They Bring

We’ve had all sorts of items shared: small books, postcards, photos, jewelry, stuffed animals, toys….and if they are too large to fit in the box, that is okay. They can still come to school. (Our largest item so far has been an electric guitar owned by the preschooler’s father.)
preschool sharing time

 

How They Share:

 

During circle time, the sharing person opens the box and displays the chosen objects on the carpet.
sharing time in preschool
preschool sharing time

One Touch

One of the items is chosen and the sharing person walks around the circle, stopping in front of each preschooler who can then give the item “one touch”.
sharing time in preschool
During this time, I ask questions to the sharing person about the item. This is an easy way to work on communication skills and help young children gain confidence.
Eventually I will encourage the other children to ask questions, too.
sharing time in preschool

Once each child gets one touch, the items go into the sharing person’s cubby to take home.

And then we move on to another student the following week.

It really is as simple as that!

 

Preschool show and tell is a very important and exciting part of our routine, plus it's a great way to work on communication skills!

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About Sheryl Cooper

Sheryl Cooper is the founder of Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds, a website full of activities for toddlers and preschoolers. She has been teaching this age group for over 20 years and loves to share her passion with teachers, parents, grandparents, and anyone with young children in their lives.

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