Classroom layouts

This post describes 4 classroom desk layouts, pros & cons of each and an explanation of the learning theory underpinning each layout. Which do you prefer?

Here is a 1st grade classroom floor plan. It presents separate learning stations, allowing children to work on different activities independently or in small groups. A well-designed preschool layout can provide opportunities for teachers or caregivers to interact and engage with children in different ways, promoting a personal connection that enhances the learning experience. Try to use EdrawMax to create your own ideal classroom design.

Image 29 of 31 from gallery of Peking University Affiliated High School / Crossboundaries. Classroom layout 1

In the following classroom layouts, we show multiple possible classroom seating arrangements. The traditional rows or columns configuration complements all class sizes, emphasizing teacher-centered instruction and an independent learning format. Other major classroom layouts are theater, banquet, boardroom, e-shape, u-shape, and t-shape.

This is a floor plan designed for elementary classroom layout. It displays the arrangement of teacher's desk, student tables, whiteboard and other learning resources, which can help to provide a clear and detailed overview of the classroom. Click to learn more details about it. This template may serve as a good reference for your classroom design.

This is a floor plan displaying the layout of a multi-grade classroom. You can explore EdrawMax to find more templates and design a floor plan for your dream classroom.

This is a design of what my dream Preschool Classroom would look like.

This classroom floor plan is for an art classroom. I set up the tables in a half circle so that the students will all be able to participate in class discussions and be able to see the board...

This template provides a clear and detailed overview of the classroom. It presents separate learning stations, allowing children to work on different activities independently or in small groups. More details are as follows: Activity Center labeled Center 1 is where the library is located Center 2 is where they will practice patterns Center 3 is Fine Motor activities Center 4 is where they will draw their family and talk to their classmates to learn about each other. Check this template to…