Chapter 9

special room or space in the center for children who become ill or show signs of a communicable disease

a smooth wall board that serves as a bulletin board, chalkboard, and movie screen

top sections of lockers used to store finished artwork, library books, parent letters, and other valuable items

colors, such as blue and green, that make a room appear larger and create a feeling of openness

Table in the sensory area that gives children the opportunity to experience the sensations related to water and sand. It also allows them practice in social situations. Also known as a water or sand table.

professional organization for people working with young children ( National association for the education of young children)

area with active toys and loud play

area with active activities on carpet

small games or activities in different areas of preschool

improvement of the skills involving arms, legs, and whole body movements. examples include running, jumping, throwing, and climbing

gross motor activity; form of exercise for most children starting at the age of 3

a fine motor activity that improves the movement of children's finger movement

The ability to understand the message conveyed by words phrases and sentences

social activity that involves participating in activities with other children

cognitive development