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When you are posting pictures of furniture, make sure you take into account not just a lecturing environment, but these as well:

1. Debates: Split the class and put the desks on opposite sides facing each other.

2. Jigsaw (where your students move around, teaching each other): Set up stations in the corners of the room.

3. Paired work: Desks can be face-to-face or you can do double pairs—four to a group.

4. Socratic Seminars: Create an inner and outer circle with your desks.

5. Performances: Position all the desks on the perimeter of the class facing inward.

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These chairs are for when the kids are using their technological devices and wanna kick back while doing so. The benefits of these chairs is that they fold up and can be stored out of sight when not in use.

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Cookie and Gabby

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These chairs would be used in place of the average classroom chair when the students are using technology and want to kick back. The benefits of these chairs over regular beanbags is that they fold up and could be stored away from sight when not in use.

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Beanbags to the side of the classroom for alternative seating.

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We chose teal and orange as our main color scheme because orange promotes awareness and teal promotes focus and engagement. These colors would be featured in artwork and furniture.

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These are pieces of furniture we would add to the classroom to promote a focused, flexible and engaging environment for both the Nueva students as well as STEM students.

signed, the mystery gang