If you’re looking to upgrade your classroom library or reading space, there are many decor directions you can go. Here are 7 cool designs from some of our favorite bloggers!
Color-Coded Classroom Library
Each letter, by author’s last name, gets a slightly different color. Young students are likelier to return books in the correct order by following the rainbow!
Cool & Calm
Create an inviting classroom library with a color palette of cool blues and calming green plants.
Snuggly T-Shirt Pillows
There’s nothing better than snuggling up in a comfy reading space with a good book. Your kiddos would love to lie down with these tees.
Filed Under AWESOME!
Use filing cabinets to create a curtained reading space cubby. This solution would be perfect for kiddos that need a little alone time. Form and function!
Blind Date With a Book
Spark an interest in older students by only revealing the genre of the book. They might even find the perfect match!
Under the Sea Canopy
Bean bag chairs, sequins, and octopi, OH MY! Life is the bubbles under the sea.
Cozy Cushions
Throw down lots of old couch cushions and pillows under a canopy to create a cozy corner.
BONUS! Library Directional Decor
Reading gives us someplace to go when we have to stay where we are.
Mason Cooley
For classroom library storage bins, shelves, books, and supplies to complete your classroom reading space, visit the School Specialty online store. Come see our Pinterest page for new ideas and inspiration!
I think the Under the Sea Canopy setup is a great way to engage younger students and create a fun, themed environment. The sensory aspect, with things like sequins and octopi, would definitely keep them excited about reading!