
There is a crazy phenomenon happening in my classroom. Desks are mysteriously wandering out of position. I've asked my students, and all of them say they're not moving their desks. It's not all desks, though. Really it is one particular desk that is causing a few other desks to move. Does the "Wandering Desk Phenomenon" happen in your classroom? I have a solution. ZIP TIES! I actually told a particular student that if the desk didn't stop moving, I would zip tie her desk to another desk. She didn't believe me. So, last week, I got out the zip ties and tied her desk to two other desk! One student said, "You were being serious? I thought you were just joking!" While another student said, "I knew she was being serious." And...the mysterious phenomenon has suddenly stopped! Just a suggestion!
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Love it! Is it pitiful that I see more of your classroom online than by just walking down the hall?
ReplyDeletePerhaps it would be pitiful if you had to walk past my room everyday, but you never really need to visit the 5th grade teachers!! (Even though we would love the visit!) :)
DeleteHaha...I have that problem too! And I am constantly walking around and pushing the desks back in order with my hips! I'm gonna bruise them eventually...I'll have to remember the zip tie idea :)
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Oh my gosh! I love it!!!! I am fortunate enough to have carpeting in my room so we don't have "roaming desks", but oh do we have "rocking chairs". Your room looks great!
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