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Classroom Organization Templates for Your Virtual Classroom

So you’ve bit the virtual classroom craze and you want to add to your growing collection of graphics. Use this pack of classroom organization templates to expand your digital classroom space. Prep your virtual space to feel like your real room and create authentic lessons.

How to Use These Classroom Organization Templates

Have a classroom library at school? Create a virtual one with links to leveled books using these book bins and storage bins.

Store graphics of classroom supplies using the transparent storage containers. Any graphic you insert behind them will show through! 

Do you use exit tickets in your lessons? Create links to your digital versions using the pocket chart graphics. Compose sight word activities with them, too. Make circle time activities to discuss the day of the week, month, weather, and classroom jobs by displaying text and graphics on the pockets of the chart.

Use these virtual classroom organization templates to arrange class materials. For example, fill the table caddies with classroom supplies your students need for the Fall. And use the storage carts to link to lessons.

Teach your students about tools they can use to solve problems in math and science. Label the drawers on the toolbox graphic to link to outside content that reinforces your daily lessons.

Create a bulletin board with file folders for the different subjects and classes you teach. Use the top portion of the file to label the class. Overlap a graphic on the center that represents the content inside to differentiate it from other files. 

Design a research-based lesson using the clipboard and binder clip graphics to link to your lessons.

Organize your distance learning plans into one digital space and have them ready to go. Schools will likely start requiring teachers not only have sub plans but plans in place for at home learning. Feel prepared and ready to go.

Why Design a Digital Classroom?

There are many challenges with distance learning, one of which is the lack of warmth and connection students feel in a remote environment. Whether you’re teaching in-person on a daily basis, assigning things via Google Classroom, or just sending home packets, not being with students in the same space can feel rather impersonal.

Creating your own classroom away from school is one way to engage learners (and hopefully lure more into completing assignments!) What student wouldn’t be excited to see what you have planned for them this week when the materials are presented in a unique and inviting way?

Use these classroom organization templates to help you design your own space, link to assignments, and show off your personality. Copy and paste them into other digital classrooms you’ve designed, too. Make your online classroom as warm, inviting, and engaging as your real one. 

Why Use Google Slides?

• FAMILIARITY: A lot of the features of Google Slides are similar to PowerPoint and will get your room up super quick. No need to edit a PowerPoint and figure out how to upload it to Slides.
• USER-FRIENDLY: You are likely already familiar with storing files in Google Drive.
• INSANT SAVE AS: All changes in Google Slides are instantly saved in Google Drive. Ever accidentally close down an app or other online software and changes weren’t saved? Eliminate the frustration and disappointment of lost presentations!
• ACCESSIBILITY: Parents, students, and admins can use an iPad, desktop or laptop computer, and even a Chromebook to access your virtual classroom to view assignments.
• SHAREABILITY: Simply share your digital classroom the same way you’ve been sharing assignments with students via Google Drive or Google Classroom.

Teacher Directions

The download contains a one-page PDF with directions on how to access the classroom organization templates. This document comes ready to go in Google Drive, so don’t worry about trying to figure out how to import it into your Drive!

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