Third, good facilities will enhance teaching. In evaluating educational rooms at least five questions should be asked. In this chapter the criteria to use in answering these evaluative questions will be given. The ideal building is all on ground level. The rooms should be bright and cheerful.
Pastel colors create a warm, cheery atmosphere.
Each Sunday School department should have its own room. Rooms should have natural light and also sufficient artificial light to keep them at the proper light level. The rooms should have adequate temperature control for good heating, cooling, and ventilation. Carpet is preferred as a floor covering because it provides warmth, sound control, and a relaxed atmosphere. Carpet is more expensive to install than a hard surface flooring, but it will be cheaper to maintain.