Blog | Page 26 of 58 | Organized Classroom

Having student desk nameplates aren't required in the classroom, but many teachers (especially at the elementary level) find them super useful. I know, as a substitute teacher, I found them extremely helpful as well.

Classroom Decor

DIY Student Desk Nameplates

These shared ideas were awesome (as always)! I think I might want to go back and be a student teacher so I can get some of these fab gifts from some of you.

Seasonal | Teacher Appreciation

Student Teacher Gift Ideas!

I noticed that a few fans were looking for end of the year award certificates for their award ceremonies. Grab your freebie certificates right here! Enjoy!

End of School Year | Seasonal

Free End-of-the-Year Award Certificates!

$Two bug themed fraction games to share with you today! Hopefully you will print them out and use then in small groups or a center for some extra practice and review of fractions.$

Guest Blogs | Lesson Plan Inspo

Going Buggy With Fraction Fun

Putting all desks into 2 rows and facing each other really puts the students at eye-level with one another. This desk arrangement is great for separating behaviors in the classroom.

16 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Building Blocks

In honor of Memorial Day, I created a few activity pages for the kids to do on Monday in observance of the holiday. Enjoy and please be sure to remember!

Memorial Day | Seasonal

Free Memorial Day Printables Pack

Guest Blogs | Teacher PD

Guided Reading Resource Organization

This desk arrangement is more like a competitive arena. The students are able to work in a discussion format and are able to see one another, while there is still a team concept from viewing the alternating sides of the room.

20 Students | Classroom Seating Charts