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School Classroom Furniture


Pacon Corp.

School Furniture


Classroom Keepers Mail Box, Blue, 30 Slots (001318)
(Office Product) Pacon Corp. 2010-01-01

Hold variety of materials
Individual name tab for each slot
Easy to assemble


Price: $49.49 $44.15

Answers

Where can I buy used classroom/schooling furniture in or around Ottawa, Ontario?

e.g benches, desks, chairs, boards, etc.
Thanks!


I know Carleton University has a large sale usually at the end of the winter term where they unload their extra supplies.

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Is there a place where you can buy used classroom furniture?

I am planning to make a toyroom and I could really use activity tables,bookshelves what kids have in school.I am looking for something affordable.
I loved all your answers and gave thumbs up.I just cannot decide which is the best,so I am putting it up for voting.
Thanks!!!!


Check with your local schools, they often have furniture they are replacing and don't charge much. Garage sales, also.

Diversified Woodcrafts 100994 LabHand with 5-1/2" Rod, 12" Width x 1" Height x 12" Depth
Diversified Woodcrafts

Price: $107.00 $85.64

The Lab Hand holds Laptop Computers and/or books off the work surface protecting them from spills and increasing the amount of work space available
The Lab Hand is mounted on a solid plastic rod which fits securely into standard rod sockets
Measures 12" width by 1" height by 12" depth

What types of things do you have to buy for your elementary classroom?

I am a senior in high school and I will be majoring in elementary education next year. I was curious to what you have to buy for your classroom. For example do you have to buy your own dry erase boards, desk chair, and book shelves. I realize you have to buy certain things like decorations. But what types of furniture and major things do you have to buy for your classroom? I appreciate any anwers! (:


No you technically don't have to buy anything but some teachers buy............
♥Name tags for desks
♥Extra games
♥Cards if you want to have the change card system.

You won't have to buy much just the extras.

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Diversified Woodcrafts 121-3622 Solid Oak Wood Base Cabinet with 4 Locking Drawer, 36" Width x 35" Height x 22" Depth
Diversified Woodcrafts

Price: $1,141.00 $892.13

Cabinets can be ganged together to create a wall of base cabinets
Finished natural with a chemical resistant UV finish
Constructed of solid hardwood, solid oak and oak veneers

Looking for name of catalogue I once had. Primary school used to order from them. Furniture Equipment Toys.?

They sold Classroom funiture, nursery beds, wooden toy furniture, art equipment, dressing-up clothes, storage units.


Galt?

We are now in the 3rd qtr of school, and I STILL don't have a classroom. Advice from other teachers, please!!?

Sorry this is a bit long but it's easy to follow. Okay, a little background. I was hired as a first grade teacher back at the end of July. Our school started August 3rd. I was told AFTER being hired (and contracted) that my portable classroom did not have electricity, and that it would be a few weeks before it was run to the portable buildings. The other teacher in the same predicament got hired before me and holds her class in the science lab. It is now January 11 and we have been in school over 5 months. Second semester and third quarter have begun. There is still no electricity for my classroom. Back in September, I brought my stuff up, put my room together and am ready to go (except they have yet to provide furniture, either, so there are no desks, tables or a file cabinet). While this is going on, I also do have an assigned student roll. I have 18 kids on my class roll...they are peppered into 5 other 1st grade classrooms. I visit each class once a day (usually...if they have computer or library, I don't see them at all) so I essentially teach MY students each subject one time or less a week. I am held 100% accountable for them, their grades, their DIBELS, etc. I've been pulled to substitute in my grade level as well as other grade levels, but am still responsible for my kids. While I don't mind doing whatever is asked of me, I can't see HOW I can be held accountable for 'my' students in this situation. I just want to quit. I'm looking into private schools now and just mailed out some resumes. But until then, does anyone have any advice? I'm ready to just walk out.


I hope you joined your union when you began working. You need to call them immediately. Check your contract. See what the job description is as listed in your contract. Also check to see what is required in the event that you want to quit. Many teaching contracts do not allow you to quit without some sort of penalty. Your union will be able to give you the best advice. They will advise you on what your rights and options are. Worst case scenario would be to stick it out for this year then put in for a transfer next year. It doesn't seem as if this school has any sense of urgency or respect for your time and capabilities.


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  • Keeping Their Attention with Classroom Furniture

    One of the best things about childhood is getting to pretend. Pretend play brings out the creativity in children while encouraging them to invent with their own ideas. Teachers love to see their students engaging in this kind of play. It can be like a little window into how they think, what they like to do, and what their talents are. classroom furniture is a great way to encourage pretend play within the classroom. The simple set up of classroom table and chairs can give kids a place to study, create art and work on projects. Students can pretend they are at the dinner table while they serve and eat pretend food. This gives students a relaxed setting to act like a family and take turns doing different jobs. Students may also arrange the table and chairs in a way that represents the classroom, pretending to be teacher and students. For a teacher, it is exciting to see students play school. It gives insight into what they are learning and what type of teaching they mimic. Teachers can observe and get some understanding into what parts of the day and what types of lessons kids enjoy. They will pick their favorite things to act out. A table and chairs is also a good setting for pretend office play. Maybe students have seen their parents work at an office, have visited the school office, or watched the teacher work at her desk. For teachers, this type of play is a good way to see which students take the leadership roles and which students take other roles. Having book displays in the classroom give students the perfect setting to play library or book store. This kind of play will encourage students to read and become interested in books. Students can take turns being the librarian or cashier and describe the books to the other students. Whatever classroom furniture you have in your classroom, it can be used to encourage pretend play in students. This will give you, as the teacher, a look into the personality of each student and give you many options to reinforce classroom lessons.

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