The purpose of this study was to analyze the teaching process of merging community resources into the kindergarten teaching as well as the teaching difficulties, solutions, and effects. The analyzed content was the ”Exploration of Pu-Xin” curriculum conducted from September to December, 2005. Data collection included the teacher's teaching diaries and reflective journals, parent-teacher communication notes, children's works, and feedback of teaching helpers, in addition to the interview transcripts of the teaching partner and community helper. The results were as follows: 1. There were three stages for the teaching process: planning stage, implementation stage, and evaluation stage. 2. When facing questioning and resistance from her teaching partner and parents, the teacher promoted her teaching ideas through meetings, reading materials, and communications. 3. The teaching effects were threefold: (a) children earned in-depth understandings with regard to community specialties and resources, and improved their oral and written communication skills; (b) school, family, and community became teaching partners; and (c) the teacher improved her professional knowledge. Two suggestions were drawn from this study: (a) Curriculum design should be based on children's interests and community specialties, and (b) preschools may be encouraged to conduct team-teaching.