There are so many creative ways to decorate your classroom for Halloween without getting in over your head. Halloween classroom decor doesn’t have to be spooky expensive or so complicated it’s scary. A few well-placed items in your classroom will set the tone for October. Bonus idea: If you play music in your classroom, then consider playing some Halloween music. This could either be actual Halloween songs (“Monster Mash,” anyone?) or seasonal sounds/fantasy music. I’ve found great playlist ... continue reading...

Did I leave my Boho Rainbow classroom decor theme up longer than was absolutely necessary? Yes, I did. This theme brightened my office THE MINUTE I put everything up. If you’re looking for a happy, welcoming, bright theme, then you need to put your eyes on this one. Boho Rainbow is a delightful combination of navy blue and white stripes, light blue patterns, white artsy dots on a golden yellow background, white polka dots on a beige-gray background, and a coral pink linen pattern. It’s ... continue reading...

Have you picked out your classroom decor for the school year? Are you getting ready to print what you need? Or perhaps you’re in the middle of printing and ran into a few snags? Okay, either way, hang in there because I’ve got you covered. Below I'm going to show you how to print classroom decor and troubleshoot when your home printer doesn’t cooperate. Ooh, before I forget! When you’re done printing your classroom decor, make sure to tag me on Instagram @SpiritedMorgan and show me how ... continue reading...

I've created several farmhouse classroom decor themes. And I learned along the way, I could spend A LOT of money accessorizing, if I wanted to. But what if I DIDN'T want to? What if I wanted a farmhouse classroom decor theme but within a specified budget? I learned that with a little planning, it IS possible to create a farmhouse classroom on a budget that you and your students will enjoy! Included are tips and tricks to create the classroom you want within the budget you want!  When I was ... continue reading...

It might still be 95 degrees here in the Midwest. But that doesn’t mean I’m not starting to think about fall, what with my comfy sweaters and mugs of hot apple cider just waiting to be rescued from their respective metaphorical hibernations. The girls are already asking to decorate the house for fall (and Halloween, if they’re being honest). Which got me thinking about fall classroom decor, especially those ideas that give off an autumn vibe but without a lot of heavy lifting. Even better? ... continue reading...