Calming tent classroom

Create a calming haven with top indoor kids' sensory tents. From blackout to pop-up features, find the perfect fit for your child's needs.

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…

Ideas for making your classroom cozy and comfortable.

Update the calm down corner with a new name and learn how to make a calm down space work for all the students in your kindergarten classroom. Create a safe and welcoming place for kids to learn how to self-regulate their emotions. #classroommanagement #calmdowncorner

Who doesn't love a tent? Making tents is a pastime of all different kiddos. So why not incorporate one into the classroom? A tent can be versatile in the classroom. I think of the tent as a nice little reading nook in the classroom or as a place that the kiddos can go just to calm down. It is a great way to block out all the "excess" going on in the classroom for some kids that need that. This tent found on Pink Oatmeal is an easy tutorial on how to make a simple tent for very little money…

Classroom transformations are a great way to spice up the school year. Camp Read-a-Lot is sure to leave your students with great memories!

My last classroom had a sensory room. It was basically a little room (about 6 ft. X 5 ft) that we painted the walls black and added a variety of sensory things. I made this sensory stand for the room, and bought a lot of materials for the room, including a disco ball, a variety of light shows, a black light, glow in the dark objects, textured posters, and much more. When I found out my new classroom doesn't have a closet or area for a sensory room, I was pretty bummed because I already have…

Sensory tents can be amazing powerful tools to calm and organize children. I'll give you quick and steps to set one up that will work in your home!

Because we all like getting comfy when we read. Check out these amazing (and surprisingly easy!) setups.

I think I have blogged too much about this camping day I was going to have. I can't even think of a good title! lol Anyway, I had such a wonderful day with my kiddos today---it was great to hear the giggles and watch them just have a blast. I'll try to be short, in my long winded ways! My room: I hung bulletin board paper from the ceiling! Next year, I plan to tie a string along the beam up there and drape the paper over it for "ease" of setting up. Next up-we made "s'mores." Since we can't…