Minimalist teacher classroom

So my last blog post explained how I combined minimalism and fitness, and I’m now happy to say that minimalism has helped me transform my classroom as well. From better classroom management t…

I wrote an article called Classroom clutter–what to keep and what to toss awhile back, in which I told the story of how for my first six years in the classroom, I refused to throw anything out because I might need it one day. I remember washing every plastic container that came into my household; empty butter containers, … Continued

Minimalist Classroom: What you don't need.

Teachers, are you moving into a new classroom? Download my free printable checklist that will make your move stress-free while you get ready for the first day of school!

Discover how a minimalist teacher utilizes basic principles to "declutter" their classroom, mind, and teaching, in order to focus on what matters most.

There's a lot of pressure to display student work and have a "cute" classroom. But minimalist classroom design may be more effective. Here's why.

Are you feeling overwhelmed in your teaching or home life? Minimalism could be the answer! Minimalism can reduce more than physical clutter, it can help with mental clutter, too. It can reduce stress, improve organization, and make your life calmer. This could be the solution to work/life balance you've been looking for.

Over the summer, I read Mari Kondo’s The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up. I was incredibly excited to try out her method, known eponymously as the KonMari method, so I immediately set out to declutter our small apartment in San Francisco with the aid of my husband. The main premise of Kondo's method is…

Transform your classroom into an engaging learning space with these classroom organization ideas! Get inspired to create an organized space for students to thrive.

This post shares 35 things you can throw away from your classroom to improve your classroom organization + a FREE decluttering checklist!