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At Wazoson, we have 6 different kindergarten classrooms.
All of our kindergarten classes are large rooms, with several windows to provide natural light. They are equipped with child size sinks, a bathroom (toilet and sink), and a door that connects to the adjacent classroom. We have cubbies in the classroom for bags and shoes, as well as hooks & shelves in the hallway for student's outdoor clothing.
Each classroom has designated learning areas such as the dramatic play, quiet area, reading, block and art centre. Tabletops are set up daily for math, literacy, fine motor, discovery and small world play invitations. Educators plan purposeful play provocations and invitations based on student's interests, links to curriculum goals and student ability.
Watch the video below to see inside a typical kindergarten classroom!
Carpet
Carpet
Group learning and open play
Cubbies
Located in the classroom to allow students easy access to their bags. Additional hooks in the hall.
Reading Area
Reading Area
Nurturing students love of literacy
Dramatic Play
Dramatic Play
Co-created and guided by student interests
Art Easel
Art Easel
Directed and open-ended painting
Quiet Area
Quiet Area
Rest and self regulate
Makerspace
Makerspace
Variety of materials open for creation
Sensory
Sensory
Explore sensorial materials
Small World
Small World
Imaginative play provocations
Kinder Yard & Outdoor Classroom
Kinder Yard & Outdoor Classroom
"A growing body of research suggests that connecting to the natural world contributes to children's mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health and well-being (Louv, 2005)."
At Wazoson, we value the importance of learning in the outdoors and are fortunate to have a kindergarten yard as well as use of an outdoor classroom. Learning in the outdoors is included as part of the instructional day. Our educators play an active role engaging with children in an inquiry stance as they play, explore, and learn together outdoors.
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