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  • It gives the students a way to all face the front if you don’t have a lot of room in your classroom.
    20 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

    Classroom Seating Chart: Stadium

  • This arrangement allows the students to face towards the center of the room, or allows them to work together easily.
    20 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

    Classroom Seating Chart: Small V’s

  • Two larger teams can be formed and take up less floor space than other seating charts.  Try a boy/girl split or evenly distribute them between the two teams in alternating seats.
    20 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

    Classroom Seating Chart: Seeing Double

  • Three rows of connecting desks make for an easy way to teach with direct instruction, while yet breaking free of the typical column and row lecture style.
    20 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

    Classroom Seating Chart: Stripes

  • It is a whimsical way to bring novelty into your classroom, as well as a great way to introduce perspective.  At first, students will not realize how the seating chart looks from above and you can discuss these concepts during reading or math.  Have fun!
    20 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

    Classroom Seating Chart: Smiling Desks

  • The pairs of desks are arranged in loose lines, making sure to alternate between sets so that all students have a clear view of the board and/or direct instruction at the front of the room.
    20 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

    Classroom Seating Chart: Birds Flock Together

  • This seating chart works best of you tend to lecture more than not.  Students will be able to pick out a central location in the room and move their chairs accordingly to see the instruction.  It is a simple design that is easy to straighten at the end of the class period or day.
    20 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

    Classroom Seating Chart: Log Lines

  • These small groups are still comprised of teams of four, but are far less conducive to teaming.  This could be beneficial though when you have many behaviors to split up but still want a team environment.
    20 Students | Classroom Seating Charts

    Classroom Seating Chart: T-Chart

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