#teaching space

Before 2006, defining what counted as a planet was more of a loose concept than a concrete rule. Since ancient times, humans have observed these bright, wandering objects in the sky. The term ‘planet’ itself originates from the Greek for ‘Wandering Star,’ used to describe these distinct celestial bodies. We knew about Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn for centuries. With better…

Anyway, my mind does this kind of topic jumping constantly so forgive me if it is coming out in my writing as well 🤷‍♀️.

Here are photos of what I came up with. It is not as beautiful or as Instagram worthy as some other people's spaces but I worked with what I had and bought some other inexpensive pieces from Amazon or Walmart to spruce up the walls and give me more storage.

I already had the desks and the white cube shelves and the desk chairs. I purchased another cube shelf from Amazon that was just made from fabric and metal poles. It is very light but yet surprisngly strong enough to hold my teaching props. I also purchased a $20 whiteboard from Walmart which is amazing for the price but I did find out that is not magnetic like other whiteboards. I then bought a wire wall hanging which came with clothespins and hooks for the kids to hang up important papers or any artwork they may work on in school. I also bought another hanging shoe rack from Amazon to use as hanging storage for my vinyl which works out wonderfully!