I can’t afford more than my budget so please do not bid higher!Lesson 5 Assignment: Part 1: Project One PortfolioProject One Portfolio:Developing a Space for Early Childhood Learning and Growth-Part One (ofThree): Map and Essay on Equipping the Environment to Care for Bodies,Nutrition, Hygiene and MovementAssignment Overview This is where you create part one of your three-part portfolio. Thisportion of the portfolio (a map and a paper) will count as your usuallesson assignment. You will turn in the assignment which your instructorwill return with comments. After you correct it, you will submit it aspart of the portfolio in later lessons.Remember that you will need to revise this assignment before yousubmit it with the components that we will develop in Lesson 6 andLesson 7. You will turn in the portfolio in Lesson 7.This three-part assignment asks you to first design a map of a childcare environment that supports the nutritional, hygienic andmovement-based needs of young children. Then, you will write a paperthat discusses the child care environment you designed, the reasoningbehind your design choices, and the implications of this type of childcare setting.DeliverablesOne “map” of an ideal early childhood care environment (constructedby the student by hand or with computer software, scanned and submittedwith the discussion component).One 3-4 page (750-1000 word) discussion of the details of your child care environment design. Use word processing software.Assignment DetailsPerform the following tasks: Step 1: Design a “map” of an ideal early childhood careenvironment. Drawing on knowledge gained through Lesson 5 materials,design a “map” of an early childhood care environment that supports thefollowing aspects of physical development in early childhood:Body growthMotor developmentNutritional needsSleep needsHygiene needsSpecial physical needsSafetyYour map should include both indoor and outdoor environmentalcomponents. Your map should also provide those who see it with enoughdetail to understand both the overall physical design of the space andmany of the smaller components (e.g. equipment, centers, toys, etc.)that you believe provide developmentally appropriate practices.Step 2: Develop a detailed description of your map. Write an essay that guides your audience through the child careenvironment map that you designed. As you discuss each component of themap, describe both the “what” (the actual elements that the mapfeatures) and the “why” (why you chose to include each piece of the mapin this ideal, hypothetical classroom). The “why” is most importanthere, as the ability to discuss and defend your design choices willreflect your understanding of physical developmental needs in earlychildhood and what addressing these needs looks like in practice. Youare expected to support all of your design choices with specificinformation from Lesson 5 materials and any other research you choose toconduct. Please cite all sources appropriately in your paper.Consider the following questions as you develop your paper:What design choices did you make and why?How do your specific choices correspond with a researched understanding of the physical development of young children?What details from course materials and any outside research support your design choices?After you have provided a detailed, supported, critical descriptionof your map, discuss the implications or importance of the child caresetting you developed as a whole.Consider the following questions as you conclude your paper:Why is this type of child care environment important?What might this environment provide for the children who learn and play in it?What might this environment communicate to parents, teachers, and children who spend their time in it?