Teacher & Classroom Printables

The paperwork around the teaching. Paste a class list once and it fills the seating plan, the card sets and the schedule.

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Desk grids, pods or a horseshoe, with your class list assigned to seats. Names stay in your browser.

Seating Chart

  • Pick a layout. Rows, pods, horseshoe, or place desks yourself.
  • Paste your class list. One name per line.
  • Assign or randomise. Drag names onto desks, or let it fill and then adjust.
  • Print. One page, with an unnamed copy for a substitute if you want one.

Open the seating chart

About this category

These tools solve the administrative half of a teacher’s week rather than the instructional half. What they have in common is a class list: once it is in, the seating chart and the card sets all draw from it, so a new student in September means one edit rather than five.

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Grouped by what the printable does. Items marked in build are not available yet and have no page.

ROOM AND ROUTINE

PREP AND PRACTICE

Which layout for which lesson?

Furniture shapes behaviour more than most seating policies do.

IF YOU NEED TOUSEBECAUSE
Direct teaching or testing Seating Chart Rows. Everyone faces the front and nobody can read a neighbour’s paper.
Group work and discussion Seating Chart Pods of four make talk the default rather than the exception.
Fact fluency practice Flashcards Card sets survive being dropped, shared and taken home.
A routine that repeats daily Schedule Cards The wall answers “what happens next” without anyone saying anything.

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Common questions

No. Charts are built in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere. There is no account, so there is nowhere for it to be stored.

Room sorted. Now the lesson.

Generate the charts and practice sheets that go on the desks you have just arranged.