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Sensory Comforts
Provide areas that are small in scale that align with children’s sizes, including heights of typical components. Allow for areas to explore that students can spread out on the floor or in designated areas. Consider the comforts of sound volumes and how that may affect younger, more sensitive learners.
Small Scale
Smaller toilets and lower counter heights allow students to strengthen their independence.
Heights
Consider low-sill windows for child-sized views outdoors or small door portals for fun transitions.
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Explore
Consider soft and comfortable nooks for students to engage and get a change of scenery. Furniture in the classrooms should be flexible and varied to match differing activities.
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Sound
Attempt to avoid loud equipment, such as automatic flush toilets and loud hand dryers.
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