Here are some ideas for organizing the teacher space so it will work for students too.

We streamed a first-grade classroom setup live via Facebook. Did you miss it? Don't worry, you can watch it again and again right here.

Meet Steph!

Take a look at how teachers in one Michigan district set their classrooms up and review the 7 components that we think are most important/essential. 

Kelly Yahr takes us on a tour of some of her favorite classroom solutions for supporting student learning.

Watch as Kid Teacher Hadley teaches SPACE at home.

Peek inside Janet Scott's K-2 Intervention Room with Janet and Gail Boushey to see how it's set up and reflect on possible improvements.

Teach students to find a good fit spot to work. Share this video with students and download a poster.

Evaluate how you can boost the welcome factor of your classroom and school with this two-video set.

Heather, a fourth grade teacher, has embraced the concept of community supplies and has graciously agreed to give us a tour.

Joan and Gail turn Carrie's desk from a place of disorder to a lovely workstation for Carrie and her students. 

Carlene has amazing book boxes!

Shannon Campbell shares some alternative seating options for her fifth-grade students with Gail.

The bulletin boards in our classrooms used to look like a kaleidoscope of activity causing high visual noise for students. Here is how our rooms look now.

Check out these math tool kits and stay for the last minute of the video to learn an important metacognitive strategy called Hand on Your Head.

Shannon Campbell just may have you searching for a chandelier.  Here is why!

When students walk in the door they will experience a room ready for their learning.