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Getting Started with Flexible Seating (Free Rule Chart!)

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Have you heard the news? We've Moved to  HeidiSongs.tv ! Our new website features an online video streaming service, updated blog posts at  Heidisongs.blog , and a wealth of fresh resources designed to make learning even more fun and engaging. You can also continue shopping for our educational products there and at our  Teachers Pay Teachers store ! Head over to  HeidiSongs.tv  now and explore all the exciting new features.  See you there! __________________________________________________________________________ This year, I decided to try out flexible seating in my second grade classroom, and I am super excited!  So in this post, I am going to tell you how I have gotten started with it so far, and give you a free download of the Flexible Seating Rule Chart that I made for myself. To start off with, let me explain that although last year I taught a first/second grade combination class (also known as a split grade class,) this year I am t...
   

The Pros and Cons of Flexible Seating in Second Grade

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Have you heard the news? We've Moved to  HeidiSongs.tv ! Our new website features an online video streaming service, updated blog posts at  Heidisongs.blog , and a wealth of fresh resources designed to make learning even more fun and engaging. You can also continue shopping for our educational products there and at our  Teachers Pay Teachers store ! Head over to  HeidiSongs.tv  now and explore all the exciting new features.  See you there! __________________________________________________________________________ In this post, I'm going to give you an update on how I am implementing flexible seating in my current second grade classroom.  Of course, I have never done this before, so I am working my way through it and figuring things out as I go along!  Some of it has been wonderful, and to be honest, some of it has been a little difficult!  But every shadow comes with a light, and the pros and cons really do go together.  There are ...