Pre-K Let's Play offers tips that cover what you need to turn your dramatic play center into a pet vet animal hospital. Get this pretend play theme today.

Calling all animal lovers and aspiring animal doctors!!! Pre-K Let's Play has created a fun dramatic play Vet Pet Animal Hospital Theme that helps encourage, inspire, and raise your students' level of imagination. It is filled with a variety of fun ideas, instructions, and pictures of how to set up your potential Vet Hospital area.

This download includes:

• A suggested list of props and materials
• Pics of the dramatic play center
• How to create a birdcage
• Creating pretend props
• Labels with and without words
• Role necklaces (Veterinarian male, Veterinarian female, cat, dog, horse, rabbit, turtle)  
• Bunting banner (PET HOSPITAL)
• Signs (Open/Closed, Hours of Operation, pet food, dog treats, eye chart, first aid)
• Pics of veterinarians taking care of animals
• Pics of animal x-rays
• Writing worksheet printables (prescriptions and animal patient information for cat, dog, bird, turtle, and hamster)
• Craft ideas (animal x-rays and first aid animal stencils)

This creative pet vet clinic dramatic play theme is best used to help your students:

• Use their imagination freely
• with language development
• learn and practice their social interaction skills
• practice communication skills
• Practice using and understanding symbols
• Practice math skills
• Practice literacy skills
  
• Develop their fine motor skills

Here’s what Teachers who used this pet vet dramatic play resource had to say:

• “I especially loved the x-rays. Used an old computer monitor to attach them to with plastic clips I got at the dollar store. Students changed them out frequently to match the stuffed animals brought in by other students. They really enjoyed guessing what animals matched the x-rays during Circle Time”.
• “Full of visuals for the children and examples/ideas of how to set up your own animal hospital”.
• “This was such an amazing resource to use to set up our Vet Clinic. The children loved it”!

This educational play resource was created primarily for Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten classrooms, and Homeschool. And the best part for your students is that..... it doesn't feel like learning.