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"I set up a vet clinic for our Pretend Centre. My Kindergarten students loved the variety of print material (e.g., signs, appointment book, medical form). They were also more engaged in this activity since the words had pictures to go with it. They found the animal x-rays fascinating to observe. Thank you for this awesome resource!"
Do you love changing up your dramatic play area to keep your kindergarten and preschool students engaged and creative? This dramatic play veterinarian set is visually appealing, engaging, educational and just plain fun! Using dramatic play to learn math, reading, social skills, science, sight words and so much more is incredibly effective and they don't even realize they are learning!
The forms that are included are differentiated with two levels to choose from, one with more writing/reading and one simpler form.
The clip art included is all original by me and cannot be found anywhere else!
Just print the signs, forms, labels, posters that you want in either COLOR or B&W! Use the B&W forms and print on colored paper for an ink-saving colorful alternative!
Included in this set in both COLOR and B&W:
- Banner
- Open Sign
- Closed Sign
- X-ray Room Sign
- Waiting Room Sign
- Exam Room 1, 2, 3 Signs
- Hours Sign
- Pay Here Sign
- Sign In Sign
- Dr. on Duty Signs
- Appointment Book Cover & Form
- Patient Check-in Form (2 levels)
- Patient Report Form (2 levels)
- Patient Receipt Form (2 levels)
- Money Sheets
- Credit Card Sheets
- Vaccination Certificate
- 16 Real X-rays that can be printed on transparency paper for extra fun!
- 4 16x20 Poster Designs
- Supply Labels
- Name Tags
What teachers are saying:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0
"Amazing!!! My kids had the best time running their own veterinarian clinic as part of our science unit which was exploring the needs of living things."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0
"I set up a vet clinic for our Pretend Centre. My Kindergarten students loved the variety of print material (e.g., signs, appointment book, medical form). They were also more engaged in this activity since the words had pictures to go with it. They found the animal x-rays fascinating to observe. Thank you for this awesome resource!"