A reading centre is most effectively placed:
A) In a nonvisible and separate area from the rest of the room for unobtrusive reading
B) In a section of the room that is highly visible and accessible for integration with other activities
C) In an area that is accessible, but partitioned from the rest of the room for quiet exploration
D) Beside the math and science centre because they are quiet activities

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In a reading centre, children need to be able to access books and other materials easily, but they also need to be able to focus on their reading without being distracted by other activities. An area that is accessible, but partitioned from the rest of the room, provides the best of both worlds.

A Reading Centre Is Most Effectively Placed