According to an article entitled: An Environment that Positively Impacts Young Children
By Rebecaa Isbell, Ed.D the child tries to make sense of their environment by attempting to organize visual images and concrete objects into a meaningful system of understanding. Click here to read more.
We have all looked through the eyes of a young child to see how we can best organize space and the learning environment. Organizing your classroom with workable systems and generally dressing up your classroom is easy and fun to do. Many teachers do this with a general classroom theme. I loved developing workable areas with systems that developed autonomy and decorating my classroom. I always took pride in how it presented to students, parents and staff and aimed to have a welcoming environment.
There are so many places to find inspiration and one of my all time favorite places to visit is Teaching Blog Addict. Ashley posted loads and loads of classroom pictures from dozens of teachers. They are mostly themed rooms and if you're like me, you will love how organized and inviting the classrooms look. Click here to have a peek!
I designed these cute blank, classroom labels to brighten up the classroom. I love the idea of these because you can easily print and laminate the pages and write on them using a dry erase marker. Please note that these files are not editable and you will need to print them off to write on them.
You can organize different parts of your room or just use them for parent communication, the ideas are endless. Here are some ideas on how you could use the blank labels.
Label shelving.
Students can use these to practice writing focus words, sight words, spelling words or other lists.
Label book shelves.
Segmenting words using our Big Word of the Week resource.
Display Weekly sight words or spelling words.
Classroom focus wall to display concepts, skills and strategies being taught in all subject areas.
Use to record directions in small groups.
It's also easy to store them in a folder so that they are ready to when you need them.
The Beach Themed Blank Labels are free in my TpT store and I also have a few more priced themed labels that might go with your chosen theme.
Teacher's feedback: Love them! I'm a first year teacher so this really helped me out!
Teacher's feedback: Loved these! Can't wait to use them in my room next year! They were just exactly what I was looking to use!
Teacher's feedback: My second grade class looked amazing...thanks to this theme!
Teacher's feedback: Easy way to label my room, and the perfect addition to my monkey/jungle theme.
Teacher's feedback: Perfect for what I need to make my classroom fun yet functional! Thanks!
For more classroom ideas you might like our:
Classroom Organization Pinterest board.
Our Classroom Organization category in our TpT store.
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