Classroom layout library
Choose a class size and the work students will do. Every example has numbered seats, a room assumption, and a blank chart you can open and print.
Partner checks with a clear route down the middle.
Room: A rectangular room with the board at the front and space between the two pairs in each row.
Access: Keep the middle route and door approach clear with chairs pulled out. Check the actual route width and turning space in your room.
A fixed five-person group for shared materials.
Room: Five long group tables with five seats along each table. The preview shows one table per row.
Access: Leave a usable path between tables and from the door to every group. Check reach and sightlines from each seat.
Board-facing instruction with a central walking route.
Room: A wide rectangular room with the board at the front and room for a central aisle.
Access: Check sightlines from the outer back seats and keep the central and door routes open when chairs move.
A compact layout with one protected side route.
Door-side route ↓
Room: A narrow rectangular room with the board at the short end and a door beside the seating block.
Access: Protect the door-side path to the back before adding desks. Check local accessibility requirements and the real furniture dimensions.
Measure your furniture and check door clearance, accessible routes, and sightlines before moving desks.
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