“How To Set Up A Special Education Program”- FLOOR PLANS!
When you first
start thinking about your special education program, the first step to setting
up your classroom is getting the physical layout set up. It’s time to get down and dirty and move
those tables, desks and file cabinets until you feel that you have establish a
good environment!
start thinking about your special education program, the first step to setting
up your classroom is getting the physical layout set up. It’s time to get down and dirty and move
those tables, desks and file cabinets until you feel that you have establish a
good environment!
Furniture
used in my room:
used in my room:
•
Teacher’s
desk
Teacher’s
desk
•
A
desk/chair for each student (currently 10)
A
desk/chair for each student (currently 10)
•
3
Kidney/large center tables
3
Kidney/large center tables
•
small
desk for calm down area
small
desk for calm down area
•
cubbies/lockers/storage
for student belongings
cubbies/lockers/storage
for student belongings
•
book
shelf for library
book
shelf for library
•
Computer
table (size depends on how many computers you have if any)
Computer
table (size depends on how many computers you have if any)
•
File
Cabinets/Storage Cabinets to block of each section!
File
Cabinets/Storage Cabinets to block of each section!
Below are several panoramic pictures taken from different angles in my classroom. These panoramic pictures are a little “stretched” and make my room look a little distorted. However, you can get the idea of how I have divided up my room into sections!
Picture taken from corner by the door
Picture taken from corner by the teacher’s desk
Picture taken from corner by the green table
Picture taken from corner by the sensory corner
Picture taken from the white board
Picture taken from the back of the room
Thanks for stopping by today to learn about setting up your floor plan. Check back tomorrow to learn all about our bulletin boards and how important these visuals can be!