Welcome Center Six A706
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Message Pockets
Message pockets at the top of the Cubbies are just the right height for an adult to look down and notice what is there. Underneath each message pocket is a clear plastic label holder so you can personalize each Cubby.
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Pegs and Hooks
Each sturdy, plastic hook has a turned wooden peg above it so you can hang the child's hat on the peg above their jacket. Or use the hooks for bookbags heading home at the end of the day.
Storage Space
Two layers of storage space accommodate accessory Deep Totes or Baskets. (not included)
Tool-Free System
Configure your Welcome Center to fit your classroom this year, and change it next year to meet changing enrollment. The Welcome Center system will also connect to our Roomscapes shelves and panels. The tool-free connecting system makes it easy. More Classroom Ideas
ITERS - 33. Provisions for parents 5.3
ECERS - 9. Greeting/departing 7.3, 5.3
More information on ITERS/ECERS early childhood quality ratings.
Details
Create your own Welcome Center with this kit. Center Six is designed for 8 to 16 children. The wooden components are manufactured from solid birch and birch plywood, and protected with a durable clear finish. All edges and corners are rounded for safety and ease of cleaning.
Components:
2 A728 Wall Pegs with Pockets 8
2 A734 Welcome Benches 8
1 A735 Corner Bench
Totes not included.
Product Guide / Instructions
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