Adequate storage areas are necessary in both the indoor and outdoor spaces:
A. to ensure that materials can be organized and easily retrieved.
B. must be locked at all times to prevent access to materials by the children.
C. only for supplies purchased in large quantities.
D. all of the above
Question 2
Placement of activity areas and the movement of children around interest centers:
A. determines the pattern of traffic or pathways.
B. affects the childrens behavior and functionality of the environment.
C. remains the same in every learning environment.
D. both A and B
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