Student Competency Statement

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I have chosen to build my classroom to accommodate children between the ages of 5 to 7 years of age. In my classroom I decided to have two half-moon tables put together to form a circle for the children to sit and study or do classwork at. I think that this gives the entire class a feeling of unity and will help them feel closer to each other and be able to communicate better. I have placed a large screen smart television to the right side of the classroom which is where I will show educational films and do any presentations that I may show. On the right side of the room in also a reading corner with bookshelves, storage shelves, and comfy floor pillows for the children to use. In the front right corner I have the technology area which includes

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