You will be hard-pressed to find something that gets us here at WeAreTeachers as excited as teachers’ classroom reveals. These readied rooms are full of the possibilities of the new school year ahead. Members of the WeAreTeachers Helpline Facebook group and some of our favorite education bloggers have been sharing their organization and décor for the upcoming school year, and we are feeling the magic. There’s just something incredible about…
1. Organized book bins 
Credit: One Sharp Bunch
2. Labeled cubbies and shiny lunch bag tubs 
Credit: Allison K., Michigan
3. Word walls just waiting to be filled 
Credit: Carlye A., Texas
4. Table groupings organized by color 
Credit: Guera K., Texas
5. Rainbow-like rows of coat racks and totes 
Credit: Elizabeth M., Ohio
6. Inspirational quotes on bulletin boards 
Credit: Kasey M., Texas
7. Teacher command centers, ready to rock 
Credit: Lauren P., Ohio
8. Creative classroom themes 
Credit: Melissa B., Indiana
9. Cheery teacher name signage 
Credit: Alex G., Texas
10. In-classroom lounge areas nicer than most living rooms… 
Credit: Kandace T., Alberta
11. …and library corners making smart use of affordable seating 
Credit: Adriane G., Texas
12. Reading nooks and small group areas worthy of Architectural Digest 
Credit: First and Kinder Blue Skies
13. Classroom libraries that make reading feel like a party 
Credit: Kindergarten Chaos
14. Everyday items used in amazingly awesome ways, like paper plates for letter signage and word walls… 
Credit: Read, Run, Teach
15. Dry-erase circles on tables… 
Credit: Christine Y., Connecticut
16. …and carpet squares used to create customized classroom rugs 
Credit: Chelsie L., Illinois
18. Beautiful bulletin board papers that transform a classroom center 
Credit: Sunny Days in Second Grade
19. Festive paper lanterns as ceiling hangs and table number art 
Credit: Pride and Primary
20. And our top reason we love classroom reveals: Imagining seats filled with students! 
Credit: One Sharp Bunch Want to share your own classroom reveal for the new year? Join the WeAreTeachers Helpline Facebook group or leave a link to your blog below!
