Organization of Educational Spaces for Early Childhood Education

Educational spaces are organized to encourage and stimulate learning result.

Space planning is the task of the educational team.

The child needs physical, emotional, intellectual and social impact on the organization of space.

THE ORGANIZATION OF SPACE

The architectural installations follow the laws of the Autonomous Community. The minimum EI centers of 1 cycle in C. Valencia Decree 2 / 2009, January 9.

Within the interior spaces enter classrooms, garden …

Organization of the environment are security, amount, aesthetics and functionality.

Size, location, orientation, lighting, acoustics, ventilation, heating, safety, health, distribution of spaces …

INTERIOR COMMON AREAS

  • Corridors and galleries


    They are capable of conveying information. Can be harnessed to provide a utility to expand the educational and classroom space.

  • Lobby

    Should be glad, cozy and warm. It is an information panel for families. There should be benches or chairs.

  • Multipurpose room

    To be used for movement and motor skills. There are media. Parent meetings are held and cloisters.

  • Space and space for parent educators

    Depends on the CCAA. Has a management office and a secretary. There is a toilet for educators and wardrobe. Banks in the lobby for parents.

  • Toilets

    The classrooms of 0-1 and 1-2 years, will have a table of changes. In the classrooms of 1-2 years will have small toilets, urinals. In 2-3 years, toilets with access to toilet paper. Adapted taps, access to soap, personal towels and mirrors.

  • Kitchen and dining room

    Security. Aesthetics. Functionality and quantity.

THE GARDEN

  • Experiences:



  • Motor Act:

    The space should offer the possibility of moving. The soil should be soft areas and hilly areas.

  • Sensory Act through the manipulation of sand and water.

  • Fantasy games, cottages, cabins, routes, trucks …

  • Natural experiences:

    observing natural phenomena related to climate and seasonal changes.

  • Criteria:


  • Security:

    easy access from the classrooms, space in the sun and shade areas covered
  • Aesthetics:
    natural area.

  • Feature:

    Soil varied places to store objects, suitable furniture.

  • Quantity:

    ample room for different ages.

CLASSROOMS

Is the reference room of a group and will transmit to Niñ @ the assurance of belonging to that group.

  • Security


    Personal autonomy. Accessible and orderly, adapted furniture.

  • Aesthetics

    Affectivity. Elements warm, soft colors, designs and plants.

  • Functionality

    Flexibility. Tailored to your needs. Learning. Manipulation and exploration areas.

  • Quantity

    Amplitude. Ability to travel.

TYPES OF ROOMS

  • Baby classroom


    Area of activity. Cribs. A space for food preparation. Area food. Zone changes and hygiene.

  • Classroom 1 -2 years

    Quiet designed to listen, speak … Area movement with a broad and ramp. Area Health (diaper changes, urinals and toilets) Zone to eat.

  • Classroom of 2-3 years

    Area Meeting Area tables. Construction zone, the corners of the game. Reading area. Nap area.

CRITERIA FOR THE SPACES IN NO FORMAL EDUCATION

  • Security


    Safe Spaces. Age appropriateness.

  • Functionality

    Autonomy.

  • Aesthetic

    Attractions
  • Quantity.
    Amplitude.

FURNITURE

Criteria to select and place

  • Safety, Aesthetics, Functionality, No.

ELEMENTS

  • Carpet, glass, mattresses, bookcases, cabinets, tables, chairs, coat racks, library, trunks, racks

TEACHING MATERIALS

KNOWLEDGE OF SELF AND PERSONAL AUTONOMY

  • Personal identity


    Objects own, mirrors, pictures and items to be characterized.

  • Personal wellness

    Items related to routines, toys, play items …

  • Body schema

    Jointed wooden dolls, rattles, silhouettes …

  • Movement

    Shapes, hoops, ropes, balls, moving structures …

  • Sensory development

    Móviles, treasure basket, games fit.

ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS

  • Physical environment


    Natural objects, artificial and construction sets.

  • Social environment

    Symbolic play materials, images, photographs, books …

  • Logical-mathematical development

    Logical blocks, strips, Montessori materials.

LANGUAGES: COMMUNICATION AND REPRESENTATION

  • Verbal communication, written language and literature


    Collections of images with or without words, imitation phones …

  • Artistic expression

    Consumables and instruments.

  • Musical expression

    Player, CDs, percussion instruments …

  • Body language

    Container fabrics of different colors and shapes, costumes …

MATERIALS AVAILABLE

Accessibility and visibility. Classification and labeling. Decentralized distribution.

CRITERIA FOR THE ACQUISITION OF MATERIALS

  • Security


    Durable, hygienic and durable.

  • Aesthetics

    Appealing to children.

  • Functionality

    Simple, standalone use, versatile, value for money and beyond repair
  • Quantity.
    Allow space for movement and allow for proper sequence.

PERSONAL RESOURCES


GROUPING OF PUPILS

  • Value of heterogeneity


  • S them children learn a lot from each other.
  • Moments must be established between s obesity activity of various ages.

  • Small groups

  • Especially in the early ages.
  • Important individualization.

  • Diversity in all groups

  • The division into groups should be balanced in number, any special needs or learning disabilities.

  • Stability with children

  • The figure of tutor has a great weight.
  • Stability of a single teacher for the same group.

  • Coordinated

  • Among educators of the various groups, other professionals and families.

  • Work in small groups

  • General benefits for students.
  • Need for a greater number of educators.

CALENDAR

  • Set by the educational authorities.
  • Fixing the holidays, celebrations, meetings, special activities.
  • Set the period of adaptation.
  • Visit the center of them children s with families.
  • Contact teacher @ s families.
  • Step input.
  • Reduced hours the first day.
  • Relaxation in efforts to promote awareness of people and spaces.
  • Observation of each child @
  • Tolerance to traditional objects.

SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE OF CHILDREN

  • Extended hours ago
  • General Schedule
  • Hours later expanded

SCHEDULE educators


  • Working hours are governed by the collective agreement and under the administration or private companies.
  • Stability criterion educators with groups.
  • 40h maximum. Weekly and cover these areas.
  • Dedication to children
  • Dedication to the families.
  • Work personnel, equipment and training.