Garden classroom

Enchanted Forest Transformation: I used this for our traditional literature unit. I implemented things in the classroom to represent certain stories such as Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Hansel and Gretel, and The 3 Little Pigs.

Laura @inspiremyplay Founder of @inspiremyplay, Early Years teacher for 11 years and mummy to three gorgeous girls. I'm passionate about about the benefits of play in early childhood. Drawing with light and shadow is such a simple, fun activity for kids of all ages and works well at home, outdoors or in the classroom! We created a little set up using some leaves from the back garden which you can read about in this blog. Kids will love creating and recreating shadows on paper with this…

For classroom themes, are you Team Farmhouse/Neutrals or Team Bright Colors? My Farmhouse Floral Classroom Decor Bundle is the best of both worlds. I was SO

I was going to be really clever and do a "Flashback Friday" post about my DIY Tree that my rock star of a husband and I built 3 years ago for my first grade classroom..however, my goal to post yesterday was interrupted by a little someone who boycotted naps! So here it is today! After my first year of teaching I had my heart set on making an awesome free standing tree for my classroom that my students could read under. I had an Explorer theme going and I really wanted to make my classroom…

“Doing something like this by yourself would be really hard. Don’t be afraid to reach out and look for those grants and fundraising opportunities. If we wouldn’t have looked for it, had we not been willing to take the risk, we wouldn’t have the opportunity.”

We love this reading garden classroom area from @live_hardy Her class will love diving into a book in this themed area. Create your own colourful reading garden with our handy resource pack - click to download! #readinggarden #readingcorner #readingarea #books #bookcorners #booknook #readingnook #teachingresources #teaching #teaching #teacher #twinkl #twinklresources