Art
Language and Literacy
Dramatic Play
Blocks
Math/Science
100

Number of paint cups needed

What is 8?

100

The number of books in available in the reading area

What is at least one book per child?

100

Three types of required housekeeping furniture

What is a sink, stove, refrigerator, or hutch?

100

The number of required wood unit blocks, various shapes

What is 200-250 wooden blocks?

100

Items in this area must be able to be scooped, poured, and fill containers

What is the sensory table?

200

A full sized paint easel must hold this size paper.

What is 16x22 or 18x24?

200

Letter puzzles, alphabet books, word cards are needed for this purpose

What is alphabetic principle?

200

How many dolls are required in this area?

What is a minimum of 5?

200

Unit blocks should be stacked, sorted by shape, size using what organization tool

What are shelves

200

Hour glass and egg timers are examples of 

What are time keepers?  1 is required

300

This area is designed for student to express themselves creatively and work on these skills.

What are large and small motor skills?

300

Telephones, dolls, big books, and plastic people 

What are examples of Language and Literacy props?

300

This activity allows me to assume roles, play act, to explore worlds of fantasy/reality

What is dramatic play?

300

This should be one of the largest areas in your classroom to accommodate this minimum number of students

What is the number 5 or more?

300

Large colored beads, pegs, and lacing cards

What are examples of hand-eye coordination materials in the math center?  3 types required

400

Number of different types of paper accessible each day

What is 3?


400

Area in the classroom for making lists, copying words from the classroom materials for functional reasons

What is the writing area?

400

The amount of quality dress up clothes for boys and girls

What is 3 types for boys and 3 types for girls?

400

Shape, patterns, size, length, weight, and spatial relationships are these types of skills practiced daily in this area

What are math skills?

400

Identifying scents, gears, sequencing cards

What are examples of discovery experience materials in the science area?  minimum of 3 required

500

Pipe cleaners, fabric scraps, buttons, cotton balls, feathers, foam pieces are example of

What are the types of collage materials?

500

Must occur in a minimum of 5 centers once a month

What are changes to the learning environment section of the lesson plan template?

500

Name the 6 props/furniture for pretend play with dolls

Bed or cradle, high chair, blankets, bottles, diaper bag, baby clothes

500

Lever, wedge, cause and effect, gravity, balance, and stability are the types of skills reinforced in this area

What is the develop of physical science concepts?

500

Allows time to explore living and non-living things and draw conclusions about observations

What is the science area?

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