Bean Bag Segregation

One of the quiet areas has an informal furniture arrangement such a comfy beanbag. Researchers say that beanbags can provide a sense of feeling at home. Although everyone gets a turn it provides a privilege and encourages them to keep up good behavior so that they can participate. The bean bag is located in the library area. As mentioned before the children have a wide selection of leveled books to choose from.
Also included in the furniture is a rug for whole group instruction and morning meeting. The rug is also known as the common area if desired. Students are encouraged to read on the rug individually and also instruction is continued for the orange group for math and reading.
A computer station of two computers and a printer is also provided in the …show more content…
Secondly provided in the writing center will be a sentence learning center in this learning center they children will be able to build their own sentences will help from the words that are provided in the box. However these materials will be able to help the lower leaners and learner that have challenges in making complete sentences.
DAP: Materials & environment developmentally appropriate
Research has shown that children in developmentally appropriate programs are less stressed, less anxious about tests, better creative thinkers, and better communicators. The table and chairs are appropriate as the furniture is child sized and the right height for the second grades to sit in. The book area are stocked with books that are leveled books and age appropriate for the children.
Computers that are in the classroom is equipped with some computer stimulation games that will help diverse learners. Some of the games included a social studies game show and read the clock time. The read the clock time will assist learners in the math unit, telling time, for who are having challenging