My sister had used these 3 tables(I think they used to be end tables in a church foyer)for preschool for the past couple of years. The small school chairs fit perfect at each table & you can sit 4 little kiddos around each one if needed. When my sister decided she no longer wanted to teach preschool, she gave them to my mom & they sat outside on her driveway for months.
When we finally got this house & I knew I wanted to teach preschool on the side, I called her up & was excited to find out that they were still sitting on the side of the house, waiting for someone who would want them:)
I grabbed them up & they have been fun to have in our playroom, as Parker & Ryler have enjoyed using them to play with their toys on.
When we finally got this house & I knew I wanted to teach preschool on the side, I called her up & was excited to find out that they were still sitting on the side of the house, waiting for someone who would want them:)
I grabbed them up & they have been fun to have in our playroom, as Parker & Ryler have enjoyed using them to play with their toys on.
But on Saturday, I decided to spruce them up a bit, before preschool starts in January.
I gave Parker the task of sanding them down:)
And a coat of spray paint on each & they are all ready for the kids!
I REALLY wanted to decopauge cute scrapbook paper on the tops or paint gameboards on the top surfaces of each...but when I realized that the kids would be using them to color & craft on & I'd be wiping and cleaning them often...I decided to leave the surface as is. They will be much easier to clean this way!
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2 comments :
Don't you just love when something can serve so many purposes for so many people?
It makes me feel so resourceful!
The tables look great- and you're right, they will be perfect for teaching pre-school.
clever, stace! they look FAB :)
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