Organize kindergarten classroom

This week was pre-planning and I really got almost nothing done. I just can't figure out what to do with my room. I don't like distraction and clutter and lots of stuff. Most of the other teachers have cute themes in their rooms but it's visual overload to me. So my room tends to look pretty plain and dare I say, boring, compared to everyone else's. So far this is what I've got... As you can see, I'm painting my walls light blue. (They're actually finished now.) I figure it's a nice calm…

Organize your centers today! Classroom organization is important in preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and first-grade classrooms. If you don't organize your centers, you will end up with a lot of chaos in your classroom. To keep away the chaos, use this simple system for organizing literacy and math centers. #classroomorganization #mathcenters #literacycenters #classroommanagement #freeprintable

Back to school classroom setup in 3 easy steps! Begin by identifying zones that name the different activities that take place in your kindergarten classroom. Next, sort all of your materials into these zones. Lastly, organize the materials in each zone for easy access and storage.

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my classroom is ready for the children to arrive... the front of my classroom our meeting area and Smartboard my desk and reading area my chart board...as we create charts they will go on this board science, nonfiction books and math manipulative art/writing center writing workshop organization, computers and listening center my room is ready and I am looking forward to meeting my new kindergarten friends this week click HERE to check out more about my classroom visit my TpT store for…

One thing I know for sure is that our use of math manipulatives is going to look very different. With these printable versions, we can use them in the classroom (and not worry about sharing supplies), or send them to families to support remote learning.

Okay, I'm just going to confess and be done with it. I AM TERRIBLE AT MAKING DECISIONS. Seriously. I am the world's slowest lesson planner and classroom organizer. All my teacher stuff has sat for months in stacks in the office closet (and the office floor... and the office couch...) because I couldn't decide how I wanted to organize it. (And let's not even talk about my classroom- I STILL can't figure out how I want it to look. I've changed my color scheme three times!) But today I'm happy…