Tuesday SOL: What can you do with a cloth?

I am participating in the
Tuesday Slice of Life.
All participants are writing about one moment, one part of their day.

A big thank you to Two Writing Teachers for providing this unique opportunity

for teacher-writers to share and reflect.

What can you do with a cloth?

Well, what do you imagine?

If you are a preschooler, there's no end to the possibilities.

Why not make a fort?

Or a gown?

How about a cape for a superhero?

Let's be robbers and bad guys.

No, how about Mommy?

The baby needs to be swaddled in a blanket.

The baby needs a crib!

I'm making a bear cave.

It's a lake!

There are dolphins in the water.

All the animals live in this part of the zoo.

We could pretend they are rocks on a mountain, and go for a hike.

You might slip and fall!

It could be ice.

It's my sled.

A bed for me.

A hospital bed, because I am sick.

We can all have ballet clothes!

Remember, at Halloween, there was a ghost?

If you sit in the barber's chair, you need one of these.

I'm going to be a firefighter.

No, a policeman!

It could be like walls of a house.

Or the floor.

It might be the window, maybe the curtains.

Or the door.

You have to come in this way.

It is a very soft place.

A few years ago, a family gifted me a large bag filled to the brim with cloths...a big bin of fabric, each piece measuring approximately 1 yard square. Honestly, there are probably three dozen pieces of fabric...I've never counted them, and I suppose I should, one day! I think these cloths might be my favorite element in my preschool classroom. They bring endless fun!