The practical life area is equipped with materials for:

• Preparing and serving snacks
• Setting and clearing the table
• Sweeping, dishwashing, clothes washing, ironing, polishing, hand washing, and window cleaning
• Caring for plants
• Flower arranging

These activities help children develop independence and practical skills, fostering a sense of responsibility and self-sufficiency.

The movement area features:

• Stairs and platforms
• Movement mats
• Push carts and wall bars
• Materials for eye-hand coordination like threading, bead stringing, cubes on pegs, spheres on horizontal pegs, puzzles, gluing, and folding. 

These exercises promote physical development, coordination, and motor skills.

The language area includes:

• Miniature objects and language cards 
• Books
• Spoken vocabulary exercises
• Art and music experiences

These resources foster communication skills and language development, enriching children's vocabulary and expressive abilities.