Middle school ela classroom decorations

10 Amazon Essentials for Middle School I am always in need of random items that make my work with students more efficient, effective, and purposeful. If you are looking for a few must-haves for your classroom, check out this post filled with Amazon deals.

Here are ideas for 7 different middle school classroom décor themes that are fun but age-appropriate! #classroomdecor #middleschool #iteachtoo #TheLittlestTeacher

There are three kinds of teacher-decorators: those who were born for Pinterest, those who can’t, and all the ones in between (such as the broke, the tired, and the I-have-no-time-to-decorate). Howe…

So… you’re a first-time middle school ELA teacher. Welcome to the madness, I guess! I’m kidding, but in all honesty, middle school isn’t quite like high school or elementary school. Middle school is its own unique level that you need to be prepared for as you get ready to run your classroom. But before we

Getting your middle school classroom decorated for the year doesn't have to cost you a ton of money or time - check out our classroom decor ideas!

Back to school is HERE and your 6th grade/middle school classroom setup doesn't have to be stressful! Just follow this simple guide with simple classroom setup ideas from technology, to systems, routines, habits, and color, to bulletin boards, and more! With 17 years of experience, I'll show you how to setup your classroom so you can become a pro, and be ready to go on the first day!The Colorado Classroom

As we are heading back to school an abundance of creative classrooms are filling my Instagram, Pinterest, and Twitter feeds. I love seeing how other teachers

As a teacher, I am always on the hunt for the perfect tools at the cheapest prices for my ELA classroom. Taking care of our students and keeping our learning

I began elementary school in the era of phonics. Looking back, I can honestly say that it seemed to work okay. Matching pictures with their word families in plaid workbooks... I learned to read, but

A Reading Graffiti Wall is a great way to build your classroom reading community. Students find inspirational quotes from books they are reading to share.