Do your little ones like to pretend play? By fully immersing themselves into a pretend world, they are able to freely express their emotions, be creative and learn new skills.
Our latest printable pack is made especially to transform a small corner of your home into a doctors office! My kids helped test this one out extensively, and safe to report – they had hours of fun role playing and fixing up each other’s owies.
This digital download bundle includes 46 PDF pages (dramatic play sheets, activity worksheets & cut-out sheets) and will allow your toddlers to learn all about going to the doctors office as well as healthy habits and their body.
– Doctors Office Dramatic Play
– Signs for different rooms
– Eye charts
– Toy growth chart
– Toy scale
– Feelings chart
– Healthy Habits chart
– X-Ray diagrams
– Our body chart
– Doctor tool labels
– Patient intake forms
– Exam checklist forms
– Prescription forms + color sorting activity
– Printable activities – shadow matching
– Printable activities – letter matching (syringe to sick kid)
– Printable band-aids (print on sticker paper to make your own band-aids!)
– Printable flash cards
– Printable activity – pick a flash card to determine where the injury is and help apply a band-aid!
This printable pack is great to use along with a set of pretend doctor kit. We got our kit a few years back, so while its got everything we need, there seems to be some better options nowadays. Here are some good options if you are looking for a new doctor kit for your little ones!
The rest of the pack is jam packed with printable fun! Simply print, cut and tape to transform your room into a doctors office!
I have also included some fun learning activities. The kids especially love filling their prescription and practicing their fine motor skills using tongs to pick up the beads!
Most of all, this really helped my kids bond and play independently together, which was amazing. I helped with the set up but then they took it from there. They took turns being the doctor and checking each other. The pack comes with patient intake forms and exam checklist forms which come with visual images to help toddlers play on their own.
If you have sticker paper, I highly recommend printing the band-aids on sticker paper to instantly create your own supply of play band-aids!! The kids LOVED THESE and we’ve already gone through a few sheets.
If you have a cricut cutting machine – click the link below to download a PNG file of the band-aids. Simply upload this to the cricut design space, remove the background and save as a print and then cut file. This way, the cricut will do all the hard work for you 😉
