Classroom and teaching supplies
Classroom library furniture and reading-nook pieces: 10 picks
A reading corner needs three things: book display, a place to sit, and something soft underfoot. This list stays on pieces that display books face-out or hold leveled baskets, plus seating that suits a nook.
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Classic Birch Help-Yourself Bookstand with Storage
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-3
Help-Yourself Heavy-Duty Bookstand - 3-Foot Wide
Lakeshore Learning · Ages PreK-3
Classic Birch Magnetic Write & Wipe Big Book Center
Lakeshore Learning · Ages PreK-2
Space-Saver Book Tree
Lakeshore Learning · Ages PreK-3
Magnetic Display Shelves
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-5
Flex-Space Comfy Storage Bench
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-5
Flex-Space Washable Comfy Floor Seat
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-5
Comfy Rectangular Classroom Carpets
Lakeshore Learning · Ages PreK-5
Heavy-Duty Book Bins
Lakeshore Learning · Ages PreK-5
Take-Home Pouch
Lakeshore Learning · Ages K-3
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Classroom cubbies, bookcases and storage units: 10 picks
Furniture is the big-ticket part of a room, so buy it slowly.
Book bins, supply caddies and tubs for the classroom: 12 options
Bins and caddies are the cheapest way to turn a pile of books and markers into something kids can find and put back.
Labels and organization tools for a classroom: 10 picks
Labels cost little and save a lot of daily nagging.
Bulletin board sets, paper and trim: 12 picks
A bulletin board has three costs: paper, trim and the letters or pieces.
Bulletin board borders and trim: 10 picks
Borders frame a board and hide ragged edges.
Anchor-chart paper, easels and chart stands: 8 picks
Anchor charts are made live with the class, so you need big paper, a stand and a marker that does not bleed.
Pocket charts for the classroom: 12 picks
Pocket charts hold sentence strips, word cards, schedules and calendars.
Calendar and daily-schedule tools: 9 picks
Young children feel safer when the day is shown in pictures.