1. + My Fourth Grade Classroom Phiona Lloyd-Henry

2. + An Aerial View From this view, the main areas of the class are visible: Area for quiet leisure reading or small conferences Teacher desk Bank of blackboards (which could also have interactive Smart Boards) Carpet at the front of the class for story-time Personal computers at the back of the class 3. + An Aerial Side View 4. + An Aerial Lateral View 5. + An Aerial Side View From this view you can see: The wall with windows where posters or bulletins can be placed Cubbies underneath the blackboards where books or other classroom supplies can be placed 6. + Well Lit Area The empty space between the quiet reading area and the seats is great for students doing demonstrations or presentations. 7. + A View of the Back The back view highlights: Book shelves and bulletin boards in the back of the classroom. There is never enough places toy store books and displays. 8. + Aerial View of the Centre of the Class This highlights: The placement of the desks (where students will sit in pairs). The computers near to the bookcases for silent study 9. + Aerial View of Classroom The desks can easily be converted into big tables for group work. 10. + Aerial View of the Class The lights, colours and displays blend to stimulate without overwhelming students. The easel will be near the front of the class for notices. 11. + Aerial View 12. + A closer view 13. + Waiting for students 14. + View of the Teachers Desk 15. + View of the Back This shows the beanbag chairs another spot where students can do silent reading during class. 16. + Complete View of the Classroom