[Jasmin]

It’s important to have clear pathways to exits in case of an emergency. An eyesight view for teachers to be able to see children from anywhere in the room for safety.

[Jamie]

This is a great point.

[Nicole]

Components in an early learning environment that I find particularly important are a variety of activities that also offer different levels of independence and styles of play. Musical activities can be done alone, or with others, while art work is probably best with the close supervision of an adult. Allowing a child to pick their activity accommodates personal preference, while all focusing on a shared project can encourage team work and patience,

[Jamie]

Thank you, you have pointed out some great tips.

[Emerald]

I think that having areas in the early learning environment that stimulate a child’s creativity and exploration of the senses and real world (building, kitchen/ cooking areas, etc) is especially important. Children are curious beings and like to repeat what they see (such as watching parents cook, build, clean, etc) so they need to be able to explore those things on their own free will and be able to create what they envision rather than what we want them to. Children are very smart and capable if you allow them the freedom and autonomy of being themselves.

[Emma]

Some components of a good early learning area would be diversity in activities since all children are different. Having blocks, art, and library are some of my favorite activities that can be open to children. As well as having a good set up so children can comfortably play in certain areas for their interests.

[Shawnee]

Welcoming/Friendly enviornment. Clean, organized, a range of toys for all ages. Sructed, educational.

[glaiza]

Yes, having a safe and healthy environment is crucial for children’s physical and emotional well-being. This includes a clean, well-maintained space, appropriate indoor and outdoor play areas, and access to healthy food and regular physical activity.

[Stella]

I think important components for a good early learning environment are, an environment that feels safe and welcoming but also colorful and exciting, enticing kids to explore and learn. I think its also very important to have plenty of storage space and areas for kids to access different learning activities

[Shalom]

A good classroom needs to feel warm and welcoming. It should have different areas for different kinds of activities, a book corner, an art area, pretend play, blocks, and so on. The classroom should have a good selection of books and toys but should be organized, kept clean, and all the shelves should be secured to the floor or walls.

[Soleil]

I would say an environment that is motivating is extremely important. Children thrive off motivation and pushes them towards success.

[Katie]

I think a well-structured room is very important. I have definitely seen children struggle when loud play areas are too close to quiet ones. It is hard for them to focus on their individual exploration and learning.

[Tatum]

good components for a learning area would be something comfortable, make sure every student feels welcomed and safe in that space, learning items are accessible.

[Zoe]

I think a good early learning environment lets kids explore all areas without judgement and with understanding.

[Somer]

Clean, safe, and stimulating. There should be new things to interact with, things that inspire or excite them.

[Karla Munera]

Really important to have all the stations such as quiet and cozy area,writing space,Art ,Resting ,Science and discovery play,Pretend and dramatic .because they can explore , have fun , learn , and improve their skills if you have everything in one place for them .

also really important have a safe enviroment.

[Haerin]

Everything should be easily accessible to children unless they are material that children shouldn’t touch. (in this case, it should be out of their line of sight). The environment should be warm, welcoming, and neat.