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4. Select the Educational Materials you need for your Grade R classroom. Important is to focus on the different learning outcomes and purchase a wide range of resources. It is more beneficial to select key materials that can be used in an integrated way, covering key subjects and various topics such as Large and fine motor skill development, sensory processing and visual perception. 5. Keep supplies within easy reach. Easily accessible materials and supplies can eliminate delays, disruptions, and confusion as learners prepare for activities. In poorly arranged classrooms, learners spend a lot of time waiting. Ensure to have a good storage and labeling system in place. Benefit to you? An organized classroom. Benefit to the learner? A great way to learn about sorting, classifying & matching. 6. Draw up a comprehensive inventory list and check regularly. It is important to keep a detailed record of all materials within a classroom. Click here to get your free copy of a Class inventory list. This states the description of the product, date of purchase, condition of resource and term. It is also important to keep a record of all losses and damages so that they can be addressed by repairing or replacing the items. 7. Last but not least: Never forget the importance of Safety. As you design and set up your classroom, keep the following basic safety checklist in mind:
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