I’ve discovered one of my new favorite summer hobbies: classroom makeovers. 🎉 Partnering with a teacher to completely transform a space with decor is SO much fun. 🤩 Come check out this 4th grade classroom decor makeover for some inspirational ideas for your own space! Sam is a 4th grade
A few years ago, I remember standing in my empty classroom, staring at the blank walls and thinking… “Where do I even start?” 😅 I wanted my classroom to feel calm, cozy, and me—but I also wanted it to be a place my students would love walking into every day.
Printing classroom decor adds up fast—between all the posters, student labels, and colorful resources, it’s easy to burn through paper and ink quicker than expected. But don’t let the thought of printing at home hold you back from using that decor bundle you’ve been eyeing! One of my favorite budget-friendly
These colors + beachy mornings = happy teacher energy ☀️✨ Introducing the Coastal Sunrise classroom decor bundle! A perfect blend of soft, yet bright and happy colors with a coastal twist. 🏝️ This bundle is currently growing, and is already filled with SO many items you are looking for in
A clean classroom doesn’t need to be a figment of your imagination. But it also doesn’t just happen…right? A day in an elementary classroom is filled with papers, markers, crayons, maybe some glue, science experiments, and potentially a craft or two. All of these activities and lessons tend to bring
Laminating your classroom decor feels like a must-do to keep everything looking great… right? Well, what if I told you—as someone who creates classroom decor for a living—that you don’t have to laminate everything? Yep… really! 🤯 Don’t get me wrong—laminating can definitely come in handy for certain things, and
Birds are chirping, flowers are starting to bloom, trees are turning green once again, these are all signs that spring is arriving. 🌷 With it often comes some excitement from your students & the desire to spruce up the classroom a bit. Use these easy spring bulletin board ideas to
Understanding place value is a tough concept for little learners. Finding ways to help make the abstract ideas more concrete and tangible is key. Add one (or a few) of these place value charts to help your students learn more about the smaller parts of numbers. What are Place Value
I’m pretty sure a universal sign of being a teacher is having your desk covered in papers. Three-ring binders can be a good solution to the issue. But…how do you remember which binder is for what? Enter these free binder cover printables. 🙌 What Would I Use These For? The
You fell in love with pastel colors paired with a retro flair in the pastel retro classroom bundle. 😍 But you aren’t sure where to hang or display these resources. Come look inside a 1st grade classroom and a 3rd grade classroom to spark ideas for your own! ⤵️ 1st
Subtle shades of blue and sketched clip art make up the Simple + Blue classroom theme. This classroom decor theme has a special place in my heart. Fun Fact: My very first classroom in 2017 was decorated with a light blue theme- because I wanted to create a calming but
If you find yourself constantly staring at a bulletin board in your classroom (or hallway) thinking you should update it but have run out of ideas, look no further than these seasonal bulletin board displays. 🌈 This seasonal bulletin board kit bundle is FILLED with six different themed displays so
