The rest of my memories are very random - which makes sense as they were probably the things that were most important to 3 and 4 year old me.
- I remember that one of my teachers loved turtles and she had a turtle puppet that she would use to tell us stories.
- I remember that when there were thunderstorms, one of my teachers would tell us that God was dropping things (it was a religious-affiliated preschool), and then we would make a game of coming up with all of the different things that her could be dropping whenever we heard thunder.
- I remember the blanket and pillow that I used for nap time - my mom made them (they were a matching set, of course) and I still have the pillow.
- Our playground was full of things that would never pass inspections today, but they were so fun. The thing that stick out to me the most was an A-frame wooden structure that had old tires over it for climbing. I never wanted to climb it because it was too high, but I had all kinds of adventures playing underneath it.
- I distinctly remember tearing off most of my big toe-nail during an outdoor squirt gun fight, which is probably why I've got this thing about little kids and closed-toe shoes.
- If we tried everything on our plate during lunch time we got a stamp on hand when lunch was over. I loved that stamp but I hated beans and weenies day.
I'm honestly pretty impressed with just how much I do remember and I can only hope that the children I taught as preschoolers will remember some things about our time together too. What are some of your personal preschool memories?
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