Reggio nursery

This environment shown is an infant/toddler room. The neutral colours, from eye-leveled shelves for children, materials used to decorate the room (plants, light fixtures), and neutral-coloured storage (baskets) are not over-stimulating. This environment gives a calm, clean, and aesthetic view to look at. (Continued in comments)

Loose parts are open-ended materials used for play. There are many options to use with infants and toddlers. Using loose parts has several benefits.

In our classroom we have a discovery area where children are invited to explore materials that focus specifically on the senses. We enjoy including resources that support exploration of light and colour (e.g., light table, sensory jars). Many loose parts are also in this area (e.g., stones, shells). The materials are stored on a small wooden shelf so they are easily accessible for children. The shelf floats in the middle of the room as an anchor for the space. The back was covered in blue…

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