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Smaller rows of desks are linear in this option. Passing out papers becomes a snap if you hand out the stack to the student at the end of each row to pass down. Same for handing in work, but in the opposite direction.

26 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Morse Code

Compact teams of four are positioned closely in the room. This seating choice will take up less classroom space than many others.

26 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Presents

Classroom Seating Chart: Cursor

26 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Cursor

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.

26 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Jellyfish

Team competition will be possible with this seating choice. Teams can compete for neatest, quietest, and most cooperative.

26 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: City Street

This is just a fun way to set up desks. The students feel like a big team, but still have a partner to work with, if needed. This arrangement will take up far more classroom floor space.

26 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

Classroom Seating Chart: Maze

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