Preschool/ Nursery school Classroom decor ideas from a Cameroonian Nursery teacher.

Hello welcome. I'm Clarisse. A Cameroonian housewife, mom, digital entrepreneur who is still in the building stages and a preschool teacher. And in this post, I will be sharing with you some classroom designs me and my colleagues created to make the preschool section of the school look attractive.

If you're a preschool or primary school teacher, then you might find this post extremely helpful.

Even if you're not a preschool teacher but you have kids, nieces or nephews that you often teach at home, you might still find these designs helpful because it attract kids and make them want to learn.

Here are some of the classroom designs I crafted which you can use as an inspiration as a Preschool teacher. Basically it for everyone and anyone anyone who love to try their hands on drawing on cardboards and cutting out some cute kid designs probably for a room or birthday decor aswell.

So here they are;

Days of the week Tree design.

I took just about 5 minutes to make this.

It's so easy to make and looks cute on the wall.

Clock like month of the year.

Smiling Cloud imoji 

The star  and the smiling cloud imojis also very easy to make. Just draw on the cardboard paper and cut out using scissors.

Raindrop cloud and honey bee design

Sounds with thir object.

Pineapple 

Teddy bear

Banana 

Pear

Heart shaped days of the week 

Here is how the classrooms look like. The video actually did it no justice.

What we used 

We used a Camson(hard paper) and white A4 papers, scissors, gums, Ropes to hang the fruits and ofcourse pencils and makers to draw.

How we did it.

The procedure is very simple. 

Drawing and Cutting.

We used pencils to draw on the Canson paper(hard paper), cut out the shape using scissors, the gum on the walls with hard gum.

For the the ones we hung, we used ropes and A4 papers to hang. 

Drawing is a must skill for Preschool teaching.

As a preschool teacher, majority of the time, I draw. And the reason is simply because kids can only understand what you say to them through pictures plus you also need to draw to create teaching materials and flashcards.

Hence, drawing is a must skill. You don't need to be perfect in drawing however the kids should be able to easily identify what you draw.

For example, look at how my board looks like.

My blackboard.

Listen, I am no where near being called an Artist but I call myself one.. although amateur but I still feel proud with this new skill and that's because I never ever thought I could draw..But yep, here I am.

 

Drawing was never my best skill even though I was a full science student back in secondary school right up to the university.

Infact, drawing wasn't part of the skills I had interest in developing not until I started teaching preschool. I had to learn. I made the effort to learn and improve my drawing all the time.

Now, atleast the children can identify what I draw so I'll say I'm not bad at it anymore.