Trolley: A trolley can be super functional for any classroom, as it makes your storage a little more mobile. You can use your storage trolley to organise crafting supplies for a specific school crafting project, and then move it around the room to distribute supplies to each of the children. What will you store in yours? For more nifty storage ideas, read Holly’s blog 15 Classroom Storage Ideas for the Busy Teacher. Sit Spots Ensure that your classroom is always neat and tidy with our range of classroom table storage supplies. Keep small items organised with a classroom desk caddy , and ensure that everyday essentials are always where you need them to be with our handi-holders and storage centres. A primary classroom desk tidy is a great way to keep tables clear and give children a sense of autonomy over organisation. I love to help students increase word fluency by adding sight word circles to the sit spots. Use your sight word circles on sit spots to play floor games! For example hopscotch or bean bag toss games. When you’re looking for a solution to store your entire levelled reading collection, our CLASSROOM BUILDERS connected storage solutions are the go-to way to get organised. Every set includes a free bag—a handy way to store your collection! BUILD IN BULK AND SAVE

You may have some of the older IKEA Tolsby frames floating around. Even though they are no longer available in-store, our Tolsby frame teaching resources fit very well into the new Fiestad and Revsund frames! Here are some great ideas on how to use them. Did you know that you can find kids games at IKEA? When I stumbled upon this LUSTIGT Floor game I saw endless teaching possibilities! This active game is ideal to use as a maths warm-up, brain break or a small group activity during maths groups. There are limitless variations of the Flying Dart Game! For example, it’s perfect for learning number bonds to ten in the early years. For middle to upper years, it’s great for teaching place value. Classrooms require a huge amount of organisation. In fact, many teachers often spend hours trying to make their classroom more streamlined, only to find that the same mess appears at the end of the day. Fortunately, Spotlight is ready to help with a limitless range of storage solutions as well as top tips to keep the classroom organised. How Do I Avoid Messes In The Classroom?

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When you need an easily accessible place to organise and store your levelled readers, our Medium Book Tubs are the solution. Designed to fit our Key Links and Short Reads collections, as well as most standard take-home readers and levelled readers, they simply slide together to build a connected storage solution. Large Book Tubs

The (discontinued) Tolsby, Revsund, and Fiestad frames all work together in much the same way, which means these templates are suitable for all three.

Games

Build a connected classroom storage collection any way you plan to use it—for levelled reading, hardcover picture books, chapter books, or for your STEM and Are you forever losing your board pens? I have found this stylish KNALLBÅGE Hanging organiser, that is perfect to keep your teacher accessories safe. Of course, plastic is not the most eco-friendly solution. So, if budget permits, you can look into purchasing some reusable bags instead. On the other hand, you could also turn this into a crafting project. After all, self-made bins might ensure the children use them faster and take better care of them.