Culturally relevant classroom decor

Diversity is the one thing we all have in common.

If like me, you love nothing more than having a sticky beak and checking out other teacher's classrooms…I’ve got you covered 🙊 ⠀ I just LOVE seeing how they style their decor and all the different creative layouts of their classrooms 😍 ⠀ So, here’s your daily dose of classroom sticky beak-ing (you’re welcome!). ⠀ SWIPE ➡️ to see some of the classroom setups we have loved lately to help you gather inspiration for the new school year. ⠀ The best part? They’re all 25% off right now in my Back…

This is an activity that would be great to do with any age. By using paint, markers, crayons, etc this activity can be done many different ways. It still allows the students to showcase what they think the look like and how that represents where they came from. You can also have students present their plates to their classmates which would allow for them to give more background on where they are from and how they feel about it. By hanging them in the classroom it is a great way to show them…

Postcards are coming from around the world for the geography unit. Here is where they will go. Flags from a Pinterest pin.

Welcome students back to school with these colorful posters in 26 different languages commonly spoken in U.S. schools! Use these multilingual signs for a bulletin board display in your classroom or in a school corridor. They're also great for welcoming parents at open houses & teacher conferences. #Welcome #BacktoSchool #Multiculturalism #OpenHouse #ParentNight

Transform your classroom with these 10 door decoration ideas! From seasonal themes to inspiring quotes, subject-related decor to cultural celebrations, create a welcoming atmosphere that sparks curiosity. Engage students with interactive elements and showcase their artwork. These vibrant decorations not only enhance aesthetics but also foster a positive learning environment. Get inspired today!