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If you love props that grow with your teaching, this one’s a favorite in my classroom. I use small toy houses with removable roofs and fill them with different items depending on the lesson. They're great for practicing numbers, colors, and vocabulary—and they’re easy to adapt throughout the year. They originally came with small animals, but I like to switch it up. Sometimes I add mini rubber duckies, other times I go with holiday-themed objects. It keeps students curious and makes the activity

If you're short on space or always on the move, these prop storage tips might be just what you need. I like to keep my classroom simple, organized, and easy to pack up when needed. Here are two of my favorite space-saving solutions: Stackable baskets Each one holds themed props—like food items or felt animals—that I use for both teaching and rewards. They’re easy to grab, sort, and put away. Index card box with dividers This tiny box holds way more props than you’d expect. It’s perfect for organ

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