Two larger teams can be formed and take up less floor space than other seating charts.  Try a boy/girl split or evenly distribute them between the two teams in alternating seats.

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This is a small group that can be used to do small group activities during class.

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The pairs of desks are arranged in loose lines, making sure to alternate between sets so that all students have a clear view of the board and/or direct instruction at the front of the room.

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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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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.

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These small groups are still comprised of teams of four, but are far less conducive to teaming.  This could be beneficial though when you have many behaviors to split up but still want a team environment.

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Three rows of connecting desks make for an easy way to teach with direct instruction, while yet breaking free of the typical column and row lecture style.

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

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