Pizzaria dramatic play

Pizza is a favorite food for many preschoolers. Setting up a pizza parlor in your learning space is a great way for preschoolers to develop important math, literacy, and social skills while having fun!

Pizza Restaurant For Preschool Dramatic Play. How to make a very realistic looking pizza oven with a cardboard box.

This pretend play pizza PDF packet will spark a kid's imagination and turn your classroom or living room into a bustling pizzeria.

This Pizza Parlor Dramatic Play center is perfect for preschoolers. They can practice reading, writing, and following directions!

Watch as a corner of the classroom is transformed into a bakery or pumpkin patch with just the addition of a backdrop.

Create an engaging pizza shop dramatic play environment that kids will love with these simple ideas! Perfect for playroom or classroom use.

🍕Pizza Parlor Dramatic Play🍕 This is a fun dramatic play setup for any time of the year! We used the felt pizza sets from @melissaanddougtoys, but any pizza parts would work! 🍕Students engage in meaningful conversations. They take “orders” from the menu and discuss their roles with the other students. 🍕They negotiate the space and supplies, decide on jobs, and take turns. 🍕Emergent literacy skills include reading the menu, writing down orders, sequencing, and reading the labels…

Let the creativity flow with dramatic play centers. Create a fun and engaging pizzeria for your students. Watch your students as they engage academically using reading writing and math skills in this pizza parlor center.

This great set of resources features all you need to set up a Pizza Parlour role-play area in your classroom!

Kids are into the funniest things sometimes. I have a student this year who is obsessed with meatballs. He always wants to sing a song on GoNoodle that refers to meatballs, when we talk about favorite foods or what he had for dinner it's always meatballs, when he pretends to cook in the dramatic play area, he always makes meatballs... Which gave me an idea to find a meatball-related activity for learning labs. This was one of those ideas that started small, by seeing a fun idea on Pinterest…