* Total Area: 1,000-1,200 square feet
* Group Learning Area: 600-800 square feet
* Activity Area: 200-300 square feet
* Rest Area: 100-150 square feet
* Toilet and Sink Area: 50-75 square feet
* Storage Area: 50-75 square feet
* Teacher's Desk and Work Area: 50-75 square feet
These dimensions are based on the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) guidelines. They provide a safe and comfortable learning environment for preschool children.
Group Learning Area
The group learning area is the main area of the preschool classroom where children learn and play. It should be large enough to accommodate all of the children in the class and allow them to move around freely. The area should be well-lit and ventilated, and it should have comfortable furniture and materials that are age-appropriate.
Activity Area
The activity area is a smaller space that is used for more focused activities, such as art projects, science experiments, and cooking lessons. It should be well-organized and have all of the necessary materials for the activities that are planned.
Rest Area
The rest area is a quiet space where children can relax and sleep. It should be dark and cool, and it should have comfortable cots or mats for the children to sleep on.
Toilet and Sink Area
The toilet and sink area should be large enough to accommodate all of the children in the class and allow them to use the facilities comfortably. It should be well-lit and ventilated, and it should have soap, towels, and toilet paper.
Storage Area
The storage area is used to store materials and supplies for the preschool classroom. It should be organized and easily accessible.
Teacher's Desk and Work Area
The teacher's desk and work area is a private space where the teacher can prepare lesson plans, grade papers, and meet with parents. It should be well-organized and have all of the necessary resources for the teacher.