In the block center, children learn creative ways in which to symbolize the outside world. They work in concrete ways to build structures that can be used as houses, roads, barns, airports, pastures, and for other pretend purposes. The need to plan, collaborate, and problem solve with others helps to build children's social skills as well.

A preschool classroom library center is a clearly defined space that young children can use independently to browse books. The classroom library plays an important role in creating a high-quality early childhood learning experience that enriches language and vocabulary development.

The Math center is the perfect place for that when you intentionally plan and set up a Math center, rich in materials that promote Mathematical exploration. Remember research tells us that students need concrete hands on activities, and the opportunity to manipulate materials to develop math skills and concepts. Let’s make your Math center fun, engaging, and hands on for your little learners.