How exciting. I would say- Have a deignated space for pup, so I moveable, playpen arrangement with their crate inside. Gives them a retreat when they want to chill, gives you a safe space to put them when you've got stuff to do, promotes independence.
Start crate training early but go very gently and make sure they're completely OK with it before any reliance on it.
Consider alternatives to bowl feeding - KONGs, Snuffle Mats, Slow Feeders, Puzzles, Snuffle Balls, there's loads of products, which are great aids to enrichment and promote relaxation, BONUS! Never leave pup unspervised with them though.
Start training from day one. You can give socialisation activities before second vaccination. Some ideas: have visitors come around, not too many at once, ask them to take their shoes off in your house. Take pup out in the car, park up and let them watch the world go by. Bundle them up and take them out for a carry-walk. Lots of people will want to pet him/her - protect your pup from unsolicited attention and too much touching. Make sure they're completely comfortable before you allow it, otherwise smile and keep walking.
Once vaccinated, begin exposure to new locations and make friends with people with calm, friendly, gentle ADULT dogs for your pup to have brief walks (10 mins) with/supervised play. By all means hang out with puppies too, but keep sessions very brief and always supervise interaction.
Have you already chosen your Class? I'm currently doing some research on peoples experiences of group dog training class (I'm a Trainer) so would be interested, in how you get on.
What Breed are you getting?
Have fun