In a good nursery school, care is taken that from their every-day experiences the children shall learn wholesome habits. They are given experience with music, with literature, with play materials of all sorts. To this end the equipment must be adapted to their size. Many times furniture too tall for the children has to be used. Adjustment can be made by providing low stools for feet to rest upon instead of leaving them dangling, or by having a low platform which the child can stand on to reach the lavatory or toilet independently.
Hooks can be within reach.
Shelves and lockers can be built low or stools provided for children to stand on to reach them independently. To this end, also, there must be a sufficient variety of play materials and apparatus so that they can do many things. The play equipment need not be expensive. Indeed it is better that it should not be. All sorts of discarded materials can and should be utilized, just the sort of thing the children can have at home.