Classroom sanitation station

A US teacher has created a 'Take what you need' station for her students, generously supplying the young adults with tampons, deodorant, lotion and snacks.

Sneeze station! Kleenex, hand sanitizer, and trash can in ONE PLACE!

One thing remains the same at the start of this school year: teachers are spending all hours of the day preparing their classrooms!

This Michael’s metal cart is perfect for storing all PPE for the classroom. It holds masks, shields, wipes, & bottles of hand sanitizer. It’s also known as the cleaness cart.

Things in my classroom that just make sense ☁️✨🫶🏼 There are things in my classroom that worked the way I planned and things I had to change the second my kids entered my classroom!! What worked: - Hydration Station: every morning my students get their waters and place them inside out classroom (we hang our backpacks outside) - Classroom Jobs: they love love LOVE being responsible for their jobs everyday What didn’t work but it works now: - Tool Boxes: I wanted all my students to have ...

TPT on Instagram: "Help your students develop healthy habits in 2023 by setting up a Hydration Station in your classroom with this resource by @talesfrommissd🥤 📸: @teachingwithdrew"

WeAreTeachers on Instagram: “Sanitation stations are a must for in-person teaching this year! Especially love this one, which is hands free—perfect to use before and…”

Elementary classrooms have SO many things in the classroom that it can sometimes be overwhelming! Do you know how there’s always random stuff in your classroom just lying around? I’m sharing some easy classroom organization ideas that I use in my classroom every year. Classroom organization is one of my favorite things to talk... Read More

Summer is a great time to get caught up on classroom projects and this SUB STATION is my favorite way to organize for a substitute! Today, I want to show you just how easy it is to make your own Sub...

With coronavirus doing its rounds I have become a germ freak. All guests to sanitise themselves before entering our home.

Abi Louise’s Snuffle Station is essential for any classroom come September! Create your own snuffle station and help your children understand the importance of good hygiene with a downloadable snuffle station resource pack. Click to download and find more resources that promote good hygiene routines.

A Teacher Blog by Jessica Meacham

In a TikTok video, a teacher, Yennifer Castillo, showed followers her "take what you need bin" that she has for her classroom and sparked a conversation about how underpaid and under-appreciated public school educators are.

Are you looking for some signs that will organise your pencil station in your classroom? Sharp lead pencils are often those items in the classroom that just go missing; by using these printable signs to set up a station for your classroom, you’ll be creating an organized space for your students to utilize.