As a nursery teacher, you must be able to manage many students moving in different directions at once, while also introducing them to school and motivating them to love learning. The document provides examples of classroom activities for nursery teaching, such as starting with basic routines to teach students everything, being prepared to teach a wide range of skills, using puppets to engage students, keeping activity sticks on hand, finding fun ways to teach routines through pretend play, and teaching the value of friendship to encourage students to enjoy the learning process. Proper nursery teacher training is important for learning the many interesting teaching methods.

1. Introduction
As a Nursery teacher you must have the skill to manage the students
moving in the hundred directions at once. Also you have to introduce
your students to school & motivate them to love learning.
Examples of Classroom Activities for Nursery Teaching
1. Start from the Beginning
"Don’t assume they know how to do anything. Teach them everything.
How to knock at the bathroom doors, how to close it behind them, how
to wash hands, throw away towels … routines, routines, routines." -
Shannon T.
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2. 2. Prepare Yourself with Range of Skills
"Be ready for kids who are readers, kids who have never seen letters,
and everything in between. I love my kinders dearly and find so much joy
in watching their little light bulbs go on for the first time! They’re a
different bunch to be sure, but they’re a blast!" - Maggie V.
3. Use Puppet to Attract your Students Quickly
Using a puppet in classroom is easy to use, cute, funny, engaging.
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3. 4. Always Keep Activity Sticks
If you always keep activity sticks with you in classroom you have to
never think “What to do next”.
5. Keep Finding Most Funny Ways to Teach All Routines to
Your Little Students
“For my lines in the hallway I say ‘There’s a cloud with marshmallows
falling down (wiggle fingers like they’re falling from above), everyone,
catch a marshmallow!’ Pretend to catch and say ‘now put it in your
mouth and chew chew chew chew and keep your finger on your lips so it
doesn’t fall out’ until you get to the cafeteria, playground etc. They’ll walk
around with their cheeks puffed up pretending to chew. Some might say
they ate it so tell them to catch another or it’s too big to eat the whole
thing and keep chewing! I’ve heard teachers say ‘catch a bubble.’ It’s
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4. the same concept. When I need instant silence I say, ‘Catch a
marshmallow!’ and there is quiet immediately.” – Heikel F.
6. Teach Your Students the Meaning of Friendship
The value of friendship is one of the most important lessons in life.
Teach them how to make friends. In that way they will also love the
whole learning process.
To learn this type of thousands of interesting teaching methods for
nursery teaching you must go through a proper nursery teacher training
course.
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