Kindergarten fixed assets include the following:
Kindergarten fixed assets include:
Houses and buildings, including offices, teaching and nursing, early childhood dormitories, other rooms and structures.
Transportation tools, including cars and other means of transportation.
Specialized equipment for teaching and protecting, including electromechanical, instrument, electric teaching, culture and sports, medical, printing and other teaching equipment.
Office equipment, including computers, video recorders, microphones, speakers and other office equipment.
Other fixed assets, including furniture, household appliances, air conditioners, water supply systems, cooking utensils, washing, elevators, office equipment and so on.
Office furniture, including desks, chairs, cabinets, filing cabinets and so on.
Electronic equipment, including computers, printers, photocopiers, projectors and so on.
Children's play equipment, including slides, swings, sandboxes and so on.
Teaching equipment, including blackboards, whiteboards, various teaching aids and so on.
Kitchen equipment, including stoves, cutlery, sterilization equipment, etc.
Health care equipment, including medical beds, sphygmomanometers, stethoscopes and so on.
Library materials, including a variety of books, magazines, teaching materials and so on.
Other equipment, including firefighting equipment, safety equipment, and so on.
The above division of fixed assets can be adjusted and supplemented according to the specific situation of the kindergarten. At the same time, in order to better manage the fixed assets of the kindergarten, it is recommended that the kindergarten establish a sound fixed asset management system, including the acquisition of fixed assets, the use of fixed assets, maintenance, scrapping and other provisions, as well as fixed asset inventory and inventory system. This will ensure the safety and effective use of fixed assets in kindergartens and improve the efficiency of the use of fixed assets.