At first I thought that I went to an elementary school with huge classrooms, but maybe it's just because I went to a school with hardly any students (the average class size was 20, though most classrooms had less than that). I'm actually starting the path to an education degree and want to teach in the district where I went to school. This video has made me excited to be "Mr. Holmes" to a bunch of kids soon.
I said the same thing to Jennifer, you have stuff but its all organized and put away. Your room doesn't look crowded but with 36 students, I can see how it might feel that way. Anyway, I love how you set up your flexible seating and I cant wait to see how its working with 36 students in there.
Your room is absolutely gorgeous. You have done a wonderful job. I didn't think it looked crowded at all, but I would imagine that when the kids turn up with all of their supplies, things will get quite full.
My biggest class in k-6 was 6th grade at 27 students. 5th grade was 25 and all grades below that ranged from 18 to 21. Middle school and high school easily have 30 kids, one of my classes had 32.
Why did you decide to switch to flexible seating? Your personal intake on that topic and your personal reason why? I'm loving you videos! I just graduated with my BA in Early Childhood Education so we have something similar in common! :)
omg... those ikea stools with the holes in them... they're cool and all, but whenever I see them all I can think of is the story when a man got stuck in one
At first I thought that I went to an elementary school with huge classrooms, but maybe it's just because I went to a school with hardly any students (the average class size was 20, though most classrooms had less than that). I'm actually starting the path to an education degree and want to teach in the district where I went to school. This video has made me excited to be "Mr. Holmes" to a bunch of kids soon.
I said the same thing to Jennifer, you have stuff but its all organized and put away. Your room doesn't look crowded but with 36 students, I can see how it might feel that way. Anyway, I love how you set up your flexible seating and I cant wait to see how its working with 36 students in there.
The fact that 36 students is legal is a disgrace. Bless Your heart! Good luck! :)
I was making a mental shopping list while watching! Thanks for providing a model classroom of what a good room looks like haha
Your room is absolutely gorgeous. You have done a wonderful job. I didn't think it looked crowded at all, but I would imagine that when the kids turn up with all of their supplies, things will get quite full.
36 students. Good luck, you are amazing.
Yeah, that's insane.
Your room is so beautiful!
My biggest class in k-6 was 6th grade at 27 students. 5th grade was 25 and all grades below that ranged from 18 to 21. Middle school and high school easily have 30 kids, one of my classes had 32.
That is a huge class!! The biggest class at my school is 19 or 20. I'll have 15 when we start but two are expected to move by December.
Where did you get those little desks with the cushions? I need them! :)
I love the copy bin, where did you get that?!
Why did you decide to switch to flexible seating? Your personal intake on that topic and your personal reason why? I'm loving you videos! I just graduated with my BA in Early Childhood Education so we have something similar in common! :)
What grade do you teach?
Looks great!
What are the white dots on the floor used for?
Where did you get your 2 small black square tables that you have a plant sitting on? I am looking for some like this for my 1st graders.
They are from ikea!!
What are the green circular placemats on the kidney shaped tAble? please Explan. Thanks
Where did you get your quiet work block light?!
What is centers?
omg... those ikea stools with the holes in them... they're cool and all, but whenever I see them all I can think of is the story when a man got stuck in one
36 students? Wow.
I'm New, What grade do you teach?
What is fexable reading