PBS 140 Child Care Center Design Guide - The Whole Building ...
PBS 140 Child Care Center Design Guide - The Whole Building ... PBS 140 Child Care Center Design Guide - The Whole Building ...
CHAPTER 8: FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT Table 8.5: Four-Year-Old Classroom Reading Area Floor pillow (1 per child) Solid color area rug Book shelf/display Bean bag chair (2) Picture display (2) Small adult sofa Aquarium Library display unit Flannel board Art/Eating Area Utility cart Drying Rack (2) Refrigerator with lockable medication storage Sand & water table w/lid Wood chair (1 per child) height range 355-406 mm Rectangular wood table (2) height range 508-558 mm Square wood table (2) height range 508-588 mm Low easel (2) Chalkboard 609 mm high, hinged wood storage unit (2) 914 mm wood frame cork board (2) Block Area Wood wall-mounted storage cabinet (3) Cardboard blocks Wooden puzzle case w/wood puzzles 609 mm high, wood storage cabinet (3) Doll house w/ furniture Set wooden unit blocks w/storage Set large hollow wooden blocks Wood train set w/tracks Dramatic Play Vertical safety mirror w/wood frame 609 mm wood frame cork board (2) 762 mm high wood storage unit (1 per 8 children) 8-8 Dress up tree (2) Wooden cash register Child playhouse refrigerator Child playhouse sink Child playhouse stove Child-size chest of drawers Child-size round table and 4 chairs Child-size sofa & chair Wooden doll bed Active Play Compact disc player Preschool loft Balance boards & blocks Tracking tube Small carpeted riser (2) Large carpeted riser (2) Construction Area Wooden workbench Tool cabinet w/ tools Safety goggles (6) Storage/Entry Cot or 50 mm bi-color mat (1 per child) Children’s personal storage Cot or mat storage White erase board Lockable storage for teacher’s belongings Small pigeon hole boxes for parent notices/Sign-in counter PBS-140 - July 2003
Table 8.6: Summer Program Classroom School-age-size chair (1 per child) Children’s personal storage Wood table for school-age children (1 per 10 children) 762 mm high wood storage shelf (1 per 10 children) Small pigeon hole boxes for parent notices Table 8.7: Utility Room Dryer Lockable cabinets for chemicals Storage shelves Washer Vacuum cleaner Table 8.8: Kitchen Dishwasher santizer Freezer Garbage disposal Microwave(s) Refrigerator(s) Storage cabinets Stove/oven Industrial mixer Electric griddle Electric frying pan Blender Waffle iron Juicer Stainless steel food carts (1 per classroom) 3 compartment stainless steel sink Table 8.9: Entry/Lobby Adult chair Bulletin board Coffee table End table Lamp Book shelf Infant car seat (for loan) Toddler car seat (for loan) Slotted box for tuition checks Small adult sofa Small pigeon hole boxes for parent notices PBS-140 - July 2003 CHAPTER 8: FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT Table 8.10: Office Computer printer w/multiple hookup capabilities Copy machine Fax machine Lockable storage cabinet (first aid) Desks (2) Computer tables (2) Office chairs (2) Adult guest chairs (2) Personal computer (2) Filing cabinets (4) at least two which lock Book shelves (2) Table 8.11: Sick Bay Cot or mat (for sick child) Small shelf for books, quiet toys Table 8.12: Conference/Training Room Television with VCR player (for training) Book shelf 609 mm wood frame cork board Dry erase white board Conference table Laminating machine Multiple level butcher paper holder Paper cutter Label maker Desk Computer table Office chair Adult chairs (10) 8-9
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Table 8.6: Summer Program Classroom<br />
School-age-size chair (1 per child)<br />
<strong>Child</strong>ren’s personal storage<br />
Wood table for school-age children (1 per 10 children)<br />
762 mm high wood storage shelf (1 per 10 children)<br />
Small pigeon hole boxes for parent notices<br />
Table 8.7: Utility Room<br />
Dryer<br />
Lockable cabinets for chemicals<br />
Storage shelves<br />
Washer<br />
Vacuum cleaner<br />
Table 8.8: Kitchen<br />
Dishwasher santizer<br />
Freezer<br />
Garbage disposal<br />
Microwave(s)<br />
Refrigerator(s)<br />
Storage cabinets<br />
Stove/oven<br />
Industrial mixer<br />
Electric griddle<br />
Electric frying pan<br />
Blender<br />
Waffle iron<br />
Juicer<br />
Stainless steel food carts (1 per classroom)<br />
3 compartment stainless steel sink<br />
Table 8.9: Entry/Lobby<br />
Adult chair<br />
Bulletin board<br />
Coffee table<br />
End table<br />
Lamp<br />
Book shelf<br />
Infant car seat (for loan)<br />
Toddler car seat (for loan)<br />
Slotted box for tuition checks<br />
Small adult sofa<br />
Small pigeon hole boxes for parent notices<br />
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CHAPTER 8: FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT<br />
Table 8.10: Office<br />
Computer printer w/multiple hookup capabilities<br />
Copy machine<br />
Fax machine<br />
Lockable storage cabinet (first aid)<br />
Desks (2)<br />
Computer tables (2)<br />
Office chairs (2)<br />
Adult guest chairs (2)<br />
Personal computer (2)<br />
Filing cabinets (4) at least two which lock<br />
Book shelves (2)<br />
Table 8.11: Sick Bay<br />
Cot or mat (for sick child)<br />
Small shelf for books, quiet toys<br />
Table 8.12: Conference/Training Room<br />
Television with VCR player (for training)<br />
Book shelf<br />
609 mm wood frame cork board<br />
Dry erase white board<br />
Conference table<br />
Laminating machine<br />
Multiple level butcher paper holder<br />
Paper cutter<br />
Label maker<br />
Desk<br />
Computer table<br />
Office chair<br />
Adult chairs (10)<br />
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