Geography classroom

Travel the Map themed decorations for your classroom.

My husband is one of the best teachers I know. I can verify this because I hear, “MR. BIBLE IS MY FAVORITE TEACHER !!!” every time my own students figure out we are married. I could get jealous, but mostly I just get proud. That’s why I set out to surprise him with a world ... Read More about Middle School World History Classroom: Inspiration for a small and windowless classroom

It’s been a week into school and it’s time to reveal this year’s classroom theme. Those who have been following my blog – a huge shout-out to my amazing 400 followers <3…

This sign was made for a Social Studies teacher. Ancient civilizations directional sign. This piece says your classroom is an inspired place!

I have never really had a theme for my classroom. I have always liked it to be fun and organized, but never thought about themes. So, this year I decided I wanted a theme and I have had lots of fun planning and creating everything. The theme I choose was "Countries of the World"! I thought it was brilliant since I am the ESL teacher. Well, there is not a whole lot of stuff about this theme out there. Not on Pinterest, not on Google, not even to sell. So, I found inspiration here and there…

In May and June, we ran a competition to find the best and most inspirational classroom wall display. The winner received a whole set of classroom furniture! To share all these wonderful ideas, we thought that we'd showcase some of them in this blog post. Which is your favourite?

Students can travel across the globe without leaving the classroom. Check out these fun geography lessons for any grade and curriculum.

Postcards are coming from around the world for the geography unit. Here is where they will go. Flags from a Pinterest pin.

Scholastic Book Fair - Read Around The World Book Fair Ideas