I don't know if it shows, Spiriteds, but I listened to A LOT of jazz music while I created this Rustic Farmhouse classroom decor theme. And the design encapsulates exactly what I what I was going for, thanks to jazz music or not. Warm and inviting, even on rainy, cloudy days, this classroom decor theme feels like nature meets rustic meets magical (definitely thanks to those strand lights on the classroom posters and binder covers). It’s a captivating theme that works with students of all ... continue reading...

As a Midwesterner, March always brings with it the promise of spring. Probably also some bouts of snow. Maybe a few ice storms, too. But definitely spring. Because hope springs eternal. So when I created these St. Patrick’s Day classroom decor resources, I had not only March 17th in mind but also spring, spring, and more spring.  Think green leaves, sprouts of fresh grass, and rainbows. They work just as well for St. Patrick’s Day as they do for a new season in bloom. What’s at the ... continue reading...

I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but I do a lot of farmhouse classroom decor themes. No, Morgan, I hadn’t noticed. 🤣 Okay, then, well let me tell you: I’ve done it again. And this time it’s a farmhouse classroom design with a twist. Enter Cozy Farmhouse classroom decor. Because with this Cozy Farmhouse classroom decor theme, we’re throwing deep reds, a sliver of pink, and an earthy green into the mix. And it’s nothing short of: Cozy Farmhouse classroom decor is like one big bear hug. ... continue reading...

These Valentine’s Day classroom decor materials work just as well throughout February as they do on the 14th! If your school celebrates Valentine’s Day, friendship day, or something else, there’s a treat or two in here for you! HOW DO WE EVEN TALK ABOUT THESE ADORABLE VALENTINE’S DAY CLASSROOM DECOR PIECES? That was a lot of all caps there, but then this is an ALL CAPS design situation. These Valentine’s Day classroom pieces are the bees knees, and I cannot contain my excitement. Okay, ... continue reading...

It may be freezing outside for some of us, but this Snowflake classroom decor setup is positively warming and inviting. Decorate with snowy accents, leftover holiday decorations you’re not quite ready to put away, or invite your students to help you decorate! Confession time: when January 1st rolls around, I’m ready for snow to be gone. If I’m feeling patient, I’ll give Mother Nature until January 3rd to get snowstorms out of her system. But living in Iowa means the snowy season is just ... continue reading...