Classroom desk arrangement

Ah, summer break. Can't beat it, right? Life slows down a bit (usually), and you finally get a chance to tackle all those Pinterest projects you've been eyeing throughout the year (well, maybe not all of them - let's not go overboard). Here's the thing, though: teachers never fully switch off. We'r

After having a long holiday, some students may be a little bit lazy to go back to school. They prefer to enjoy themselves at home and play with their friends. Turning back their mood toward studying and learning at school, it needs more effort since they usually enjoy their free time. One thing that we can do as a teacher designs the classroom by applying a new concept or decoration. So that it can steal the students’ attention and surely boost their mood contact teachers looking for NYC…

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When it came to desk arrangements in my room, I was constantly at two different ends of the spectrum. I either loved an arrangement and used it all year, or I kept trying to switch it up and was never satisfied. So many factors go into a seemingly simple part of your classroom. That years group of kids (including their personalities, behaviors, and mannerisms), the amount of new material you need to store, how many kids you have, what other furniture is inside your room and more.

I figured out a way for my mom to go from student to student in her classroom by the way I arranged the desks!

I've done a lot of experimenting with desk arrangements over the years. I've definitely found my favorite. Keep reading, I'll tell you about it. I've also discovered that it's smart to pick a few

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