Kids’ Corner makes last minute arrangements before preschoolers arrive Sept. 24

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September 22, 2012

Morgan Gee, Kids’ Corner member and senior, places finishing touches on one of the bulletin boards outside the classroom. She said she and the seniors decided to put up all of the decorations for each week early to save time later in the semester. OLIVIA WEPRICH / PHOTO

0917121141a — Morgan Gee, Kids’ Corner member and senior, places finishing touches on one of the bulletin boards outside the classroom. She said she and the seniors decided to put up all of the decorations for each week early to save time later in the semester. OLIVIA WEPRICH / PHOTO

Kids’ Corner is a class in which seniors have hands-on experience teaching a preschool class. Morgan Gee, Kids’ Corner member and senior, said that so far she and the other seniors have been learning how to understand different learning styles. This will help them when they actually start teaching.According to Kids’ Corner teacher Kimberly Lenzo, having the seniors learn different teaching styles will prepare them in many different situations in the classroom.

Gee said all the seniors are also now CPR and first aid certified, so anyone can help the kids if there is ever a problem.

She said, “I know all this beginning stuff is important, but I’m really looking forward to just meeting the children and teaching, whether I’m at Edu-Care or in the Kids’ Corner classroom.”

According to Lenzo, she will assign the rotations soon, so the seniors will be ready for their first day in charge. The first day of Kids’ Corner is Sep. 24, and the theme of the week will be “All About Me.”

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Kids’ Corner makes last minute arrangements before preschoolers arrive Sept. 24

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