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Post Office
Here are some examples of how teachers are creating “playful” spaces for authentic writing experiences in their classrooms.
Children Write In-Role During Play
The “Post Office” centre serves as an example of children integrating writing into their role-play. In this example, the children visited the “post office” and wrote letters, addressed envelopes and drew stamps. They brought these to the mail clerk to send. The clerk placed the letters into mail boxes and, later, the teacher as the “mail carrier” came in with her mail bag and collected some mail for delivery. When she left, some children took on her role, and collected the remaining letters. (more…)

