I have been creating resources to help teachers get their classrooms organized and decorated since 2012.
In 2014 I was in the middle of my 6th year of teaching. I was good at my job. I had even received recognition of Teacher of the Year twice! Secretly though, I was getting burnt out. I was working everyday until 7pm at night! I was unorganized and I lacked systems to help me get things done efficiently. I began to question how much longer I could spend my life doing this.
Before teaching, I had managed two retail stores. I decided to use the knowledge of management and systems I had learned in these roles and apply it to my classroom. I spent the next few years organizing my space, getting rid of unnecessary items, and creating structure and routines for myself. Why didn’t they teach me these things in college!?
I am now in the middle of my 12th year of teaching. My classroom is clean, beautiful and organized. I know how I will spend my planning time each day, and I use it wisely. I leave work on time, and I refuse to use my personal time for work. I am happier, my family is happier, and my students are happier.
How to organize, systematize, & decorate your classroom isn’t a subject in college. Nobody shows you how to create systems to use during planning to ensure you aren’t staying until 7pm every night!
That’s why I created The FREE Classroom Organization Guidebook To help you get your classroom organized and take you one step closer to getting your time back, so you can do what you love!
It’s time to get organized, create systems, and decorate a beautiful classroom!
And I’ll let you in on a little secret. The difference between teachers who live happily and those who spend years living in overwhelm is taking imperfect action. So start today!
All you have to do is get started with the free Classroom Organization Guidebook, a free, fillable PDF unlike any other you’ll find online that will show you step by step how to start organizing your classroom!