Windowless classroom

A first grade teaching blog designed to share ideas,resources, faith, laughs, "Spurryisms" and a love for teaching in a windowless classroom...

Are you interested in plants for a dark classroom or office this year? Or maybe you don't have a classroom or an office, but you have a dark home? Well, this crazy plant lady has a few tried-and-true suggestions for best plants for a dark classroom or office. Of course, one factor to keep in mind involves how much light your classroom actually receives. Why not fill up your space with leafy, beautiful plant babies? After all, Nasa studies show houseplants can have a positive effect on rooms…

Four concrete walls and no windows does not a very inspiring classroom make. Luckily, teachers are experts at decor hacks. Here are our tips.

Make the classroom warm and welcoming for your students by brightening things up! Even if your classroom doesn't have windows, there are easy ways to create a comfortable, bright environment without consuming a lot of energy.

Whether you're in middle school, high school, university, or anything in between, it has never been a better time to be a student. Classroom designs around the globe are embracing smart and practical new technologies filled with bright ideas in their buildings, all geared toward making it easier for students to explore learning. It's not all just for show, either - a 2012 study by the Miami-Dade Public School Board showed that modern architecture school facilities using the active learning…

Ideas for making your classroom cozy and comfortable.

No windows? No problem! Get inspired by how we transformed this small middle school classroom with world history themed decor!

Windows for a windowless ro

Teaching Lord of the Flies doesn’t have to be an uphill battle. Use these ideas to plan meaningful and fun Lord of the Flies activities!

Environment changes in a high school classroom-using lamps to create soft lighting and all neutral colours. Had to cover an old green chalkboard