Farmhouse classroom ideas

As I start in a new classroom, I try to think, “If I were to go somewhere to focus and learn, what type of an environment would I choose?” I know for me personally, I’d choose a c…

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Get inspired with these natural class decor themes featuring eucalyptus accents, lush green plants and foliage, and a touch of boho farmhouse charm. Elevate your space with earthy tones and botanical elements for a fresh, inviting ambiance. Perfect for bringing a hint of nature indoors!

There are few places that students don't have access to and teacher desk decor is chance to make your space feel more like your home away from home.

A few weeks ago, we partnered with a local magazine, the Wacoan, to give a teacher here in Waco a complete classroom makeover. Locals quickly nominated Ms. Nixon, a math teacher at Tennyson Middle School. Our team came up with a design we hoped would inspire her and her 6th graders for the upcoming […]

Rustic Farmhouse Classroom Theme Decor (think reclaimed wood, black & white buffalo plaid, mason jars, Magnolia flowers, plants & shiplap) is for elementary teachers in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade classrooms. Get ideas for bulletin board border, decorations door decor, labels, calendar set, organization & management tools with a calm aesthetic. Transform an elementary classroom, welcome students back to school or find easy DIY wall displays, free printables & editable bundles.

Hey pals! Made a few changes to the Cotton Stem Cottage she shed office this week, and my old lady back is thanking me already! You see, I'd been using a random console table as my desk and a pretty (but pretty unsupportive) dining room chair as my desk chair sitch. Needless to say, my back was ki

Burlap and chalkboard classroom decor ideas to make your Farmhouse classroom decor a reality with editable chalkboard labels and more.

this post contains affiliate links For many years, my classroom just didn't look or feel right. While I knew that the actions inside a classroom mattered more than what was on the walls, I also wanted it to look... well, at least clean and organized. Thus began a very gradual, years-long process of taking my room from a color-clashing mess to a comparatively calmer, semi farmhouse look. Some of the materials I bought, and some were reimbursed or bought by the school, but it did not happen…