Opticians Role Play

[Guest]

Hi all,

Hope everyone has had a relaxing holiday. Panic setting in now as we are getting towards new term. For ourselves topic we were thinking of setting up an opticians. Does anyone have any ideas what we might include. We have

glasses

contact lense cases

appointment book

 

Any ideas truly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Flowerxxxxxx

[Guest]

Letter chart.

Some of those funny pictures for picking up colour blindness. Er.........

[AnonyMouse_4544]

Sparklebox do a role play pack to download of eye charts signs etc

 

http://www.sparklebox.co.uk/thumbs326-330/sb327prev.html

[AnonyMouse_3735]

We found this resource very useful, has dvd showing an opticians which children enjoyed copying as very few had actuall been to one, and we feel role play needs relate to something they know about , or experienced to make the most of it.

 

Early Vision, Let's Play and Learn, Ourselves Theme Pack

 

Sorry its at work so unable to give any ideas from it.

 

Inge

[AnonyMouse_6021]

Hi, not strictly to do with opticians but our children always love the magnifying glasses coming out

Karrie

[Guest]

Hi,

Thanks everyone, a great help.

Flowerxxxxxxx

[Guest]

A couple of the stories I have used with this topic are 'Johnny Get Some Glasses' and 'Mrs Honey's Glasses'

[AnonyMouse_3401]

We had an optician come and visit us, he was great and brought loads of freebies too.

Sharon

[Guest]

You could get some leaflets and things from your local opticians. We also had two copies of the eye chart; One at a short distance and another close by that the client could point to when being tested. When children are tested at the eye hospital they sometimes have an eye patch, so maybe a "pirate" patch?

Have fun

 

Rosetta

[Guest]

when we had an opticians in our role play the local optician had a large box of childrens frames (without the glass in)that he lends out to local schools. there were other bits and pieces as well so it might be worth a try asking your local optician.

the children loved walking around with the different glasses on and for some reason changed their voices to match the glasses they had on.