Early Childhood Observation

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The school I visited was castle bridge school. The age of the children I observed was 3 and 4 years old and they were in preschool. In the classroom, they have four teachers and 23 students during my observation. The children were in the meeting area. in this activity, only 11 students participate it because the other students were working on a different project. The materials were arranged in a way that makes easy for a student to draw and focus on the particular project.

In this particular project, students were focused on the place that they visited during the trip. Children were able to work in groups of two, they have to draw the place that they visited. Children visited several places and they were able to describe it. They had
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An environment where children feel health, safety, support, and motivation. the environments are organized in a way that makes easy for children to get it. all material is according children age and need. In children education, the environment where children are being very important because material, equipment, activities help them to develop their learning skills. The classroom or environment is where children gain the knowledge during the day. Furnished, material and teacher communication and expectations are important for the learning process of children. Most of the time, the environment has a lot of influence in children way of learning. Teacher help children to know the expectation in the classroom environment which can make them support them through the day. A learning environment supports children expectations that can help to let the children know what they are expected to do during the day. The environment and teacher can promote creativity and developmentally appropriate practice by encouraging children to makes their own choices, exploring with different materials, showing support during the creative

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