Cheap classroom seating ideas

Teachers love a good deal! Follow these easy steps to turn your primary classroom into a flexible seating classroom while spending less. Learn what tools you can use to help simplify the planning of your classroom. Get inexpensive ideas for how you can make your classroom flexible for all learning s

This is a step by step guide on how I made extra seating for my classroom using milk crates and cheap materials. They last for years and provide extra storage! #DIY #easy #milkcrates #stepbystepinstructions #easytofollow #flexibleseating #storage #imaginativeteacher

Five steps to make the switch to flexible seating classroom and stick to your budget! How I redesigned my classroom with a $30 budget.

Flexible seating options for 4th and 5th grade that are inexpensive and practical. Flexible seating for upper elementary classrooms can be tricky. Here are some budget-friendly and sensible seating and standing options.

Flexible seating on a budget . . . does it really exist? When it comes to outfitting your classroom with flexible seating, there are lots of options available - but not all of them come with a hefty price tag. You can find a variety of flexible seating choices for students without breaking the bank.

Getting started with flexible seating

Are you doing flexible seating this year?????⁠ You can get a FREE downloadable poster for Flexible Seating Rules on my blog! :)

Crate stools: the perfect combination of extra seating and much needed storage. This easy DIY project will brighten up your classroom décor and aid your classroom organization.

Made these fun seats today!!! So easy and super fun for the classroom!

Are you starting flexible seating in your classroom this year or have you been using it for a long time and you’re looking for new flexible seating choices? How about make your own DIY bench for the classroom. This DIY storage bench with seat cushion makes the perfect reading bench and place to store classroom supplies or student supplies. You can create a cushion that goes with any classroom decor. This easy to make DIY bench only requires a few supplies.

I've had many requests since last summer to do an easy Ikea bench tutorial since I shared about our new benches in our flexible seating classroom. It was fairly simple and a favorite spot in our classroom all year. Oftentimes, I'd even find myself sitting there while my students were giving presentations or during the […]

Looking for an idea for flexible seating in your classroom? Are you tired of the plain boring metal chairs and switching to alternative seating? Check out how these floor pillows for kids! Great for a kindergarten classroom! See why pillows are a better seating alternative for students!

Let's talk flexible seating! After a year of flexible seating, I have evaluated everything and decided what to keep and what to ditch! Find out what and why!

Today I'm linking up with 4th Grade Frolics for I have been an admirer of flexible seating for quite a while now. ...

Plastic crates in general pass without giving them any attention. Yet, because of their shape and their strength can be used for imaginative and very practical constructions.

What are the 5 most important Dos and Don'ts when using flexible seating? Find out here!

These easy and inexpensive milk crate benches could be used in classroom or at home. They perfectly fit little bodies and hold a good amount of weight (I tested them out to be sure!) I had a…

Speech rooms are notorious for being rooms of abundant space and lavish furnishings...just kidding ? We all know speech spaces don't have the best rack record when it comes to room to move. This means that anything that is going occupying said space better be earning its way to stay there. This makes flexible seating in speech rooms so important. You can never have too much storage, am I right? Here are some of my favorite ways to integrate flexible seating into our "cozy" speech rooms…

Have you wanted to incorporate flexible seating into your classroom? As far as research goes, ‘flexible seating’ has become one of the many educational buzz words over the last few year…

I love this quote. I have started living by it. This year I started taking more risks and started to try things that I may not have tried before This year was the first year that I implemented several different types of alternative seating. I had been reading articles by Kayla Delzer and by The Kindergarten Smorgasboard and agreed with everything that they were saying. I somewhat started with this in 2014 when I started purchasing Isokinetic Discs for all my chairs. Last year each…