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A 9th grade math classroom, 600 square foot, with 6 group tables with 4 chairs at each table arranged to see the front whiteboard, a front teacher desk, a student supplies area at the front corner, a clear door to get in and out, a back corner for quiet, reset time if needed, a front corner Math Resource & Textbook Library with everything labeled

A 9th grade math classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 6 group tables with 4 chairs at each table arranged to see the front whiteboard, a front teacher desk, a student supplies area at the front corner, a clear door to get in and out, a back corner for quiet, reset time if needed, a front corner Math Resource & Textbook Library with everything labeled

A 9th grade math classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 6 group tables with 4 chairs at each table arranged to see the front whiteboard, a front teacher desk, a student supplies area at the front corner, a clear door to get in and out, a back corner for quiet, reset time if needed, a front corner Math Resource & Textbook Library

A 9th grade math classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 6 group desks with 4 chairs at each desk arranged to see the front whiteboard, a front teacher desk, a student supplies area, a clear door to get in and out, a corner for quiet, reset time if needed, a Math Resource & Textbook Library

A 9th grade math classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 6 group desk for 4 chairs at each arranged to see the front whiteboard, a front teacher desk, a student supplies area, a clear door to get in and out, a corner for quiet, reset time if needed, a Math Resource & Textbook Library

A 3-D 9th grade math classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 6 group desk for 4 students each arranged to see the front whiteboard, a front teacher desk, a student supplies area, a clear door to get in and out, a corner for quiet, reset time if needed.

“A professional 2D top-down blueprint of a 9th-grade math classroom, exactly 32 feet wide by 26 feet deep. Along the front wall, place a large prominent whiteboard with a teacher desk positioned neatly in front of it. In the center area, arrange 6 separate student desk groups (pods of 4 desks each), with all pods oriented so students can clearly see the front whiteboard. Include a clearly marked entry/exit door on one of the side walls. In the back corner of the room, place a quiet reset corner with a small comfortable rug and a single armchair. Near the back wall, include a student supplies station with low bookshelves and storage bins.

A 9th grade math classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 6 group desk for 4 students each arranged to see the front whiteboard, a front teacher desk, a student supplies area, a clear door to get in and out, a corner for quiet, reset time if needed, a projector on the ceiling for front whiteboard

A 9th grade math classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 6 group desk for 4 students each arranged to see the front whiteboard, a front teacher desk, a student supplies area, a clear door to get in and out, a corner for quiet, reset time if needed

A 5th grade classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 27 student desks in rows, a teacher desk, a whiteboard, cubbies, and a reading corner

A 5th grade classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 27 student desks in rows, a teacher desk, a whiteboard, board, behind the teacher desk, cubbies, and a reading corner. the door is left side near the whiteboard

a 11th grade classroom 33 student desks 1 large teacher desk

special education classroom, 20 by 13 ft, with 10 student desks in rows

A 2th grade classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 23 student desks in rows, a teacher desk, and a whiteboard

A 5th grade classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 27 student desks in rows, a teacher desk, a whiteboard, cubbies, and a reading corner

21 desks with one person per desk. 8 in the first row 11 in the second row and 2 (on each side) in the third row. Let me enter a custom name for each desk. Row 1 and 2 should be U-shaped, while the two desks in the third row should be on each side of the classroom

21 desks with one person per desk. 8 in the first row 11 in the second row and 2 (on each side) in the third row. Let me enter a custom name for each desk

21 desks. 8 in the first row 11 in the second row and 2 (on each side) in the third row. Let me enter a custom name for each desk

A 6th grade classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 23 student desks in four rows, a teacher desk

A 6th grade classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 23 student desks in four rows, a teacher desk, a whiteboard, cubbies, a reading corner and four

Preschool classroom with a library and writing center, dramatic play, blocks, art, science, meeting rug, storage shelves, tables, chairs, door, and windows. the block and dramatic center is in the back of the class, the art area is in the middle of the class surrounded by 4 tables with 5 chairs each, the meeting rug is in the center of the class closer to the wall, the library/ cozy corner and writing table is to the rihjt of the meeting rug,and the bathroom and cubbies are by the entrance of the class

Preschool classroom with a library and writing center, dramatic play, blocks, art, science, meeting rug, storage shelves, tables, chairs, door, and windows.

A high school theatre classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 10 tables in rows not desks, a teacher desk, a white board on the same side of the room as the desk, a stage in the back, and a circle table off to the side, bookshelves for scripts, the door on the right wall

A high school theatre classroom, 32 by 26 ft, with 10 tables in rows, a teacher desk, a white board on the same side of the room as the desk, a stage in the back, and a circle table off to the side, bookshelves for scripts, the door on the right wall