I transitioned to a full flexible seating classroom in September of 2016. So, I just finished my third year of using flexible seating options with my second graders and think it’s a great time to rate and evaluate what worked best for my students and what didn’t hit the mark!
Let’s talk flexible seating! Some of you know I changed my classroom into a flexible seating set up during the last school year. It was really exciting and so beneficial to my class. Once thing to think about if you are switching to flexible seating for the first time, is
Have you heard of Bouncy Bands? When I first did I was so excited to add them to my flexible seating classroom and couldn’t wait to try out two of them and write a review. I have extremely active students this year. We move a lot anyway using brain breaks
Have you been thinking about trying flexible seating this year? I have decided to go full flexible seating with my second grade this year and have done a lot of reading and research. Thought I’d share what I am doing in the classroom and some ideas that I found that
During my switchover this fall to flexible seating and community supplies, I came across a cool way to identify table groups and seating areas on Pinterest. I bought these chalkboard labels at AC Moore and immediately thought of some of my favorite children’s books and the fact they included addresses.
So a new school year has started and I am going full force into flexible seating. The teachers’ first day is coming up soon and the students come the day after Labor Day, so I have been really busy setting up the classroom. I wanted to give you a peek
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