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Do you ever dread after school staff meeting days? So how can we make this time more fun - and actually something that staff members look forward to instead?

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Stellar School Staff Meetings

Small and condensed groupings allow for more space in the classroom to complete centers, read together, or work at the board. It is usually a trade-off between more student desk space or more classroom space. Sometimes it is beneficial to switch back and forth from the two.

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Classroom Seating Chart: Boxes

Use old board games to create new learning fun! Here are 4 ideas to get you started before challenging students to create their own versions as well!

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Turning Noneducational Games into Learning Fun

Have you ever tried to print personalized sticky notes for your students? Perhaps this blog post will get your wheels turning for how to use them!

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The Teacher’s Ultimate Guide to Printing on Sticky Notes

Classroom Pet Pals is wonderful for establishing responsibility and confidence.

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Classroom Pet Pals

Each pod is made up of six students. While there is opportunity for partner work, talking will be at a smaller level due to the spacing issues between desks.

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Classroom Seating Chart: Jellyfish

Do your students love to sing and hum all day? Use that novelty to practice spelling words! Check out this post for a few key songs for your current list!

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Singing to Spelling Idea

How tough is it when students are switching for classes and their supplies are all over the place? How about a canvas bag for each child? Check out mine!

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Supply Bags in a Snap!