Teacher command center classroom

The family command center is the answer to organizing all the chaos of the home. Keep your family calendar and routines in one place!

This is my "expectations command center". We go through each of the boxes before every lesson. That way students know what is expected of them at every point in the work block. I just found these magnetic borders this school year. They allow for more flexibility then the traditional electrical tape.

🌿Mrs. Call on Instagram: “🙌🏻⬆️Command Center ⬆️🙌🏻 This space is like the bones of our classroom I swear! Here's a breakdown of this board: on the very left…”

I am creating an “I’m Done!” choice board with activities that you can change out each month! The set will include everyday activities…

It has been awhile since my last post, but things have changed! I am now a proud 2nd grade teacher. I am excited, nervous, and every other emotion that goes on during back to school, but I know one thing...year is going to be amazing! I have been busy getting my classroom ready for my lovely children, and here is how it ended up looking just before the meet the teacher! Group Rug: Calendar: Classroom Library: Writing Center and Word Wall: Math Board/Listening Center/Word Work Area: Teacher…

So, I just realized that I never posted my classroom pictures. Yes, school started in August and it is now almost February...better late than never? This is probably the first year that I am truly happy with the way my room turned out. Last year I was in Montana the week before school so I felt rushed to get things ready, and every year before that I've had to switch rooms, which is always chaos. Here is the finished product. Reading Area with a Dr. Seuss poster that I made. another view of…

Industrial Command Center

Middle school classroom command center

primary teacher • libby on Instagram: "summer break is always when I brainstorm new ideas for systems and routines in my classroom! do you have a classroom command center? I loved having one, especially if students are pulled out of the classroom frequently! every morning when my students come into the classroom, they will move their magnet to make a lunch choice. if they leave the room to use the bathroom, go to the nurse, etc. they will move the magnet to the appropriate spot! when they…