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ENVIRONMENTS | INFANT Infant Environments Infants are in a constant state of stimulation, which means they can easily become overwhelmed in new environments. That’s why infant spaces should be safe environments to explore and engage with as they learn about the world around them while physical interactions with caregivers provide much needed sensory opportunities that stimulate growth and development. Infant environments with simple yet engaging decorations using color harmonies and interesting objects arranged at their eye level allow them to observe and interact with their new surroundings without beco<strong>min</strong>g overstimulated. 18 UNIVERSITYFC.COM
ENVIRONMENTS | INFANT Sleeping/Nursery Area Block Play/Motor Development Area Gross-motor/Active Play Area Infant Classroom Reading/Exploration Area (6 to 12 months) Changing Area Feeding/Meal Preparation Area Planning an Infant Space When creating an infant space, focus on the needs and milestones of the infants that will be occupying it. Make sure to fill the space with child-height furniture, appropriate care centers and a few adult-sized sitting areas for parents and caretakers to easily spend one-on-one time with the children. Caregivers should also be able to easily see the children in their care at all times and acrylic-backed furniture pieces, pass-thru storage and gate system panels with windows can provide this assurance while allowing natural light to filter throughout the classroom. For more classroom inspiration, visit our virtual room planner page at universityfc.com/room-planner. ENVIRONMENTS UNIVERSITYFC.COM 19
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Page 41 and 42: INFANT CARE | PANEL SYSTEM Harmony
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Page 59 and 60: SHELVING + STORAGE Ask any teacher
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LOCKERS + CUBBIES A kiss, a hug, a
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LOCKERS + CUBBIES | LOCKERS 4-Secti
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LOCKERS + CUBBIES | LOCKERS 122 cm
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LOCKERS + CUBBIES | CUBBIES + COAT
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TABLES + CHAIRS The flow of a class
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TABLES + CHAIRS | TABLES 46 cm Clas
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TABLES + CHAIRS | TABLES Wood Table
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TABLES + CHAIRS | CHAIRS FURNISHING
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DRAMATIC PLAY How often do you see
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DRAMATIC PLAY | KITCHENS “ Childr
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DRAMATIC PLAY | KITCHENS 94 cm 94 c
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DRAMATIC PLAY | DRESS-UP Sturdy, th
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DRAMATIC PLAY | DOLL FURNITURE 48 c
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CARPETS | OVERVIEW Carpet Care To m
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2.44 x 3.66 m CARPETS | NATURAL 1.8
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CARPETS | CONTEMPORARY 2.74 m Round
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READING CENTERS The lively, dynamic
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READING CENTERS | READING TREE + BE
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READING CENTERS | READING FURNITURE
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READING CENTERS | BOOK STORAGE 71 c
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ART A classroom art space should be
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ART | EASELS Soft plastic clips sec
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ART | STORAGE + DISPLAY “ Creatin
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LIGHT | LIGHT TABLES Thousands of i
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COTS + MATS | COTS + CARRIERS XL To
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CLASSROOM ESSENTIALS | BASKETS + BI
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CLASSROOM ESSENTIALS | PLANT POCKET
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RESOURCES | DESIGN + TOOLS Classroo
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