So many of you were sharing great classrooms I had to share my own!
School #1, I'm only here two days but I love this space! Unfortunately, I can't leave anything out or unlocked because Boys and Girls Club uses it after school everyday from about 3:30 to 6:30 or later. I can't ever stay after school either because of this and also have zero prep when I'm there which makes things REALLY difficult. I cover all the exposed bookshelves and drying racks and lock my rolling shelves and cabinets when I leave....
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| View from the door...small office in the back corner that I use as extra secure storage... |
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| From the back of the room... |
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| From the rolling shelves...that side of the room has counters, cabinets, and grown up sinks with step ladders that pull down under them in the cabinets... |
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| Close up of my front wall... |
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| Another close up of my front wall with my desk... |
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| Our "free art" section, some fun stuff in those yellow cabinets! |
School #2, Love this space too but really wish I had an area to store 3D and a rug to sit with my little kiddos. I'm here 4 out of 6 days so I'm much more comfortable leaving things out even though it is a public space to use after school for boy scouts, girl scouts, etc....
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| Display case right outside my door... |
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| View from the door...that back door leads into a courtyard, how lucky am I ?! |
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| View from the cabinets...reallllly short sinks on that side of the room, no "grown up" sink in the room... |
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| View from the back... |
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| View from the sinks... |
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View from the front....
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Still waiting on my order that includes a world map for each room as a new bulletin board. I'll be tacking where our artists are from that inspire our projects...
Is your classroom used as a public space after school? Sometimes during? I also think about how regular classroom teachers don't have to experience their room as a public space... It is one of the MOST frustrating things about my job. You teach so much about respect to students but things always seem to happen, even under parent/leader supervision....
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