Tips for an Organized Classroom

We have an extra special episode today because we get to share part of an interview we did over on The Simply Teach Podcast.

Even though I’m a former teacher and Bethany is currently teaches Kindergarten, we haven’t really touched on classroom organization before now. Today we are sharing a few realistic tips you can implement in your classroom.

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5 Tips for a more Organized Classroom

We talk about five ways you can implement classroom organization in your classroom.

1. Use shortcuts to make things quicker and create routines (like filing papers by season, thinking about how you can help yourself out for next year, and using numbers instead of names.)

2. Look for ways for students to take ownership over the things you do in your classroom

3. Make your classroom be student accessible

4. Teach students organization skills and how to organize their classroom

5. It doesn’t have to be cute, it just needs to be practical!

For more organizing resources for classroom teachers, be sure to check out The Simply Teach Podcast and Kelly’s website, The Simply Organized Teacher is also full of great information too!