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Classroom procedures are super important, but I am not sure any can make you more batty than disappearing pencils. Pencil organization makes the difference.

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Disappearing Pencil Woes?

In a U formation, the students can do group activities easily, but when you would like them separated, this set-up can allow that too.

24 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: The Big U

What are some of your most used classroom systems? I share 10 you need to be using right now in your room which will pay you back in time! Come on over!

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10 Classroom Systems You Need to Be Using Right Now

Spreading love and kindness to all can be contagious. Here is a free game to share with students to help them practice The Golden Rule with others!

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Nice Dice Game for Students!

It gives the students a way to all face the front if you don’t have a lot of room in your classroom.

20 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Stadium

What is a teacherpreneur and why might you be interested in learning more about becoming one? Stop at this blog post to find out more! Happy creating!

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Teacherpreneur Training 101

Create a “learning triathlon” comprised of these three distinct teams. Make it into a competition and the students will find novelty in this seating arrangement.

18 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Three-Timer

Three groups of two desks each are the focus of this seating chart example. The groups them become teams in which to collaborate and work together. This arrangement is not useful if you do a lot of independent style work as the students ill all be facing one another.

30 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Seashells