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By Beth Lewis, About.com Guide to Elementary Education

How to Set Up Your Classroom

Tuesday June 30, 2009
There are so many things to consider when setting up an elementary school classroom to start a new school year. Where to place the teacher's desk, how to decorate the bulletin boards, how to incorporate technology into your space, and so much else!

But just because there's a lot to do doesn't mean you need to feel overwhelmed. Instead, use this step-by-step checklist to help you accomplish one key task at a time. The time you spend strategically organizing your room now will pay dividends when students show up in the Fall!

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