Classroom Set-Up - 3 Steps for Success walks teachers through tips for mapping out, organizing, and decorating their classrooms to ensure student success. This webinar was presented by Really Good Stuff on July 16, 2014.
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l Small Group
l Large Group
l Classroom Library
l Computers
l Stations/Centers
l Tables
l Desks
l Pencil Sharpening Station
l Homework Turn-In Box
l Cubbies
l Mailboxes
l Storage
Determine Essentials
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Arrange & Rearrange
Move the areas around to figure out what's going
to work best in the space.
Photos from Spaces & Places by Debbie Diller (Stenhouse Publishers, 2008).
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A Place for Everything &
Everything In Its Place.
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l Containers that fit.
l How do students access the supplies?
l Consistent spot for each supply.
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Books:
l Consider the size and shape of the books.
l Think about how your students will use the bins.
l Measure the height and width of the shelves
or bookcases.
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2 Label, Label, Label.
And then label some more.
l Makes things easy to find.
l Expedites clean-up.
l Use pictures and words if necessary.
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Seasonal or
l Place out of students’ immediate line
of sight.
l Use seasonal items as part of the
lessons.
l It should still coordinate with your
basic color scheme.
Special Decorations:
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Let's Review...
3 Clear Out Clutter for Improved
Focus & Student Success
2 Choose Organization That Works for You
and Your Students
1 Map Out and Organize Your Classroom
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