Relaxing elementary classroom

You've probably become quite used to the daily chaos that little learners bring to the classroom. But what if I told you that you have the power to transform your classroom into a calm, relaxing, and productive haven for your students (and you!). In this post, I’ll show you how to create a calm classroom with eight proven strategies you can implement right away.

Have you ever walked into a classroom that was so visually overwhelming it made your head spin? From bright colors to busy patterns, classroom decorations can either enhance or hinder student learning. But did you know that a calming environment can actually have a positive impact on academic performance? Studies have shown that the right classroom decorations can reduce stress, improve focus, and even encourage creativity. SPOILER: I've included a link to a set of FREE calming classroom…

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Room to Bloom in 3rd Grade: classroom decor... letting them create their own necklaces one bead at a time with each book they read!

Creating a calm classroom environment is more important than ever. Since classrooms can be such a busy place, many of our students (and their teachers) long for a serene environment that calms their senses. That's why I thought I'd put together a series of classroom design mood boards filled with ways to create a calming classroom environment. You'll find that the mood boards include muted colors, flexible seating, lighting alternatives, cozy textures, and motivational messages. The idea is…

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Physical environment: This classroom has a very homey feel, and the dim lighting gives the room a very cozy feel. The variation of lighting is great, and can be used as a way to calm students down or prepare them for reading time. Also, I like how the desks are in bunches also, and there are six people per bunch which allows for collaboration and discussion.

A classroom break area creates a designated space in your room where students feel safe to take a break and process through their feelings and emotions.