My Rooms
What’s Here
I’ve taught in a lot of different rooms, and on this page, you can tour every classroom from 2003-2009! I’ve put full-size photos in PDF documents uploaded to Google Docs, which means you can view each tour quickly without waiting for a page full of large photos to load on the site. Just click the photo for the year you’d like to see!
The PDF will appear in a new window or tab (depending on your browser’s settings) and you can view online, download, or print. You won’t be able to click on any links in the Google Docs version, so if you’d like that option, can’t view the Google Docs properly, or would prefer to download the PDF before viewing, here are the direct links for downloading. Please note: all PDFs are copy/paste disabled to prevent unauthorized use. 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009.
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Please share YOUR classroom photos!
Email the link to your Flickr, Tumblr, blog, or other site, or put the pics in a Word or PDF doc which I’ll upload to the site!
Now What?
Visit the main Classroom Tours page
See how teachers around the world have set up their classrooms on the Other Teachers’ Rooms page
Get tips for decorating your space on the Creating a Cozy Classroom page
Check out the ideas for using your wall space on the Bulletin Board Solutions page
Learn how to set up your rug/carpet area on the Class Meetings page
Discover how to create workstations around your classroom on the Setting Up Centers/Stations page
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The school is brand new and my classroom is large but doesn’t have windows. Are there any suggestions for setting up a ‘window less classroom’?
Hi, Susannah! My 2005 classroom didn’t have windows, so I feel your pain! (You can view what I did with it here: http://thecornerstoneforteachers.com/TR/tour2005.pdf)
Also, check out Mandy Gregory’s website–she is a kindred soul and has great resources including, believe it or not, a page called Trailer Organization! LOL! http://mandygregory.com/Trailer%20Organization.htm