I'm starting with a reading table and three inflatable chairs. I plan on adding cushions to my traditional desks and arranging them as desk groups. I teach upper-school ELA, so enforcing expectations is fairly easy.
You too, Matthew! I forgot to tell you when we were chatting in person that I first started out doing after school care. That's really tough work. Keep it up! I hope you're enjoying the kids at Sabin! 😊👍
Mr. Riedl, thanks for the reply! I will definitely try them! I am starting slowly to move toward flexible seating, and yoga balls are my next addition. I enjoy your videos! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your classroom arrangement. I'm a training teacher and this is very useful. You seem to have a great balance of freedom and discipline, being able to assert yourself as the teacher when necessary. May I ask why you have a christian flag on the wall?
Mr Riedl do u ever have or had students that have a problem with fire drills or a sound sensitive student who is sensitive to the fire alarm in ur classroom? If so plz tell me all about that or u could also do a video about it haha I’d love to know thx
Yes, but "disruptive" and "problematic" are relative terms. I've dealt with more difficult students when teaching 8th grade math at a public school in rural Eastern Oregon than my current 5th grade position at a Christian private school. There are difficult students at every school, but it's relative to the culture of the school, you know what I mean?
Good tips but I think u could add a little more color to ur classroom,it's kinda boring just like tan,green,and brown.I think the students will like the classroom with more colors the colors will bring positive vibies
my teacher a couple years ago had yoga balls as seats, and our class loved it!
I'm starting with a reading table and three inflatable chairs. I plan on adding cushions to my traditional desks and arranging them as desk groups. I teach upper-school ELA, so enforcing expectations is fairly easy.
Awesome tips! Thank you for taking the time to do this video!
You're very welcome! 😊👍
Love your videos! You are a BRILLIANT teacher
Thanks Zaour! 😊
I am starting this with couches and beanbags. It is tough and expensive as I need to buy all the stuff. But it is also kind of a fun project
Your videos are sooo informational!
Thanks! Happy to help!
This video was very helpful. Thanks for sharing! I am switching classrooms mid year and I need to switch it up!
Happy to help!
It was awesome to run into you today at Wal-Mart!!
You too, Matthew! I forgot to tell you when we were chatting in person that I first started out doing after school care. That's really tough work. Keep it up! I hope you're enjoying the kids at Sabin! 😊👍
@@Riedlteach thanks. Yeah it's lots of work but it's getting easy now.
So helpful thank you
You're welcome 😊
What do you recommend for storage of student books, notebooks, and other personal supplies with a flexible classroom?
I do community school supplies in my room, notebook boxes, and shelves for textbooks. I talk about that and show more in my classroom tour video. 👍
What are the orange things under the yoga balls? I've seen people use pool noodles.
Bucket lids! I like them better than pool noodles. goo.gl/images/MCeiMD
Mr. Riedl, thanks for the reply! I will definitely try them! I am starting slowly to move toward flexible seating, and yoga balls are my next addition. I enjoy your videos! Thank you!
These were great tips :)
Thanks Kim!
Thank you.
You're welcome! 😊👍
@@Riedlteach just for you to know (and however reads this), I am tweeting that you answered me back.
wobble cushons 👌
Thanks for sharing your classroom arrangement. I'm a training teacher and this is very useful. You seem to have a great balance of freedom and discipline, being able to assert yourself as the teacher when necessary. May I ask why you have a christian flag on the wall?
You're welcome! Happy to help! There's a Christian flag because it's a Christian school. 😊👍
Mr Riedl do u ever have or had students that have a problem with fire drills or a sound sensitive student who is sensitive to the fire alarm in ur classroom? If so plz tell me all about that or u could also do a video about it haha I’d love to know thx
No I'm sorry I haven't
@@Riedlteach oh ok I just thought that was a good question and I was curious
Just a curious question, have you ever dealt with a disruptive or problematic child while teaching?
Yes, but "disruptive" and "problematic" are relative terms. I've dealt with more difficult students when teaching 8th grade math at a public school in rural Eastern Oregon than my current 5th grade position at a Christian private school. There are difficult students at every school, but it's relative to the culture of the school, you know what I mean?
Good tips but I think u could add a little more color to ur classroom,it's kinda boring just like tan,green,and brown.I think the students will like the classroom with more colors the colors will bring positive vibies