Environments That Support Creativity and Arts Crossword

The feeling created by a learning environment
The degree to which the physical environment is arranged to develop active, creative thinkers.
A feature of creative environments that conveys a clear message about the importance of an activity or experience.
Includes such arrangements as furniture placement, accessibility of stimulating materials, pathways, and large and small-group meeting and work areas.
Involves interactions among the people. It includes the kinds of relationships, respect, and acceptance of individuals, families, and communities that children experience.
Includes those learning experiences, materials, and opportunities that enhance creative thinking and behavior.
The way space is organized for children's learning and movement.
Inviting places where individuals or small groups of children engage in activties that promote problem solving
A classroom arranged into various areas each containing interesting and accessible materials that offer children choices and support their independence
Concrete materials that aid small muscle activity in the fingers and hands, basic concepts, and eye-hand coordination.
Play materials that have no apparent use with no subparts for children to manipulate or create
Units with subparts made of two totally different elements for children to manipulate or invent.
Play materials having three or more subparts that children can juxtapose.