FREE GUIDE

Create a Classroom Layout That Supports Small Group Instruction

Plan your space to reduce interruptions, support student independence, and create a smoother small group routine.

In This Free Guide, You'll Learn:

1. Identify the best use of your classroom space:

Plan a physical setup that supports small group instruction and student independence. Plan well-defined spaces that help each group know where to work and what to do.

2. Decide how many small groups you'll use:

Think through the number of groups that makes sense for your students and classroom.

3. Plan Your Small Group Basics:

Map out your allotted time, group rotation, and which subject you'll begin with.

4. Design Your Classroom Layout:

Put your plan into action with a layout designed specifically for your small group time.

A PERSONAL NOTE

Hey! I'm Carolyn!

I'm so happy you’re here! Let’s talk Small Groups in the Elementary Classroom!

Over the years, I struggled with implementing Small Groups in a way where students received meaningful, differentiated activities in each group.

I wanted a classroom environment during this time, where students took ownership of their learning, which enabled me to teach without continued interruptions.

In this guide I’ll walk you through the first step to setting up a solid foundation for your Small Group Time - Create Your Ideal Classroom Layout. Let’s Go!