My Fixer Upper Classroom Reveal

Have you watched the show Fixer Upper? It is definitely on my Netflix binge watch list. I just love Joanna Gaines' style, and I wanted to bring some of those rustic chic elements to my classroom this school year. I found this industrial chic classroom decor set from School Girl Style, and I quickly got to work. Welcome to my 2016-2017 classroom reveal.

This is the front of my classroom. I just love this wood grain paper that I got from Amazon. The alphabet cards, number line, lightbulbs and calendar are from School Girl Style. I used black and white polkadot ribbon for the border which you can also get on Amazon. 

This is one of my tables. The name tags are from School Girl Style. I am so excited about my new classroom rug that I got from Target. 

These are my procedure posters. I use a modified version of the Whole Brain Teaching procedures. You can get them from my TPT store. I attached them together with the same black and white ribbon that I used on the bulletin board.  

This is the area behind my desk. One of my goals for this year is to stay organized so there is plenty of storage. That little angel on the wall is my baby girl. This is my first year balancing being a teacher mom so if you have any tips I need all the advice I can get. 

These are my students' book bins. I absolutely adore these rustic shiplap labels from School Girl Style. I laminated them and attached them to the book bins with a glue gun. 

I love how these schedule cards turned out. I also love that they will reduce the amount of times I hear questions like, "What time is recess?" and "When is gym?" You can check them out in my TPT store.

At my school we use a lot of online programs. One of those online programs is Lexia. I created this tracker that matches my classroom theme so that we could track our class progress and set goals. I love how it turned out. You can check it out in my TPT store here.

For more rustic chic classroom design ideas be sure to check out School Girl Style, and for back to school ideas be sure to check out my Teachers Pay Teachers store. 

That concludes my classroom tour. I think that this is my favorite classroom design yet, and I look forward to spending the year in this room with my third graders.

I would love to hear about your classroom in the comments section. Have a great school year teacher friends!

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-Carly