creative reading areas

If a teacher’s real job is to inspire kids to LOVE learning and reading, then creating environments that engage and inspire kids to relax and read should be on the top of every teacher’s list of things to do in the classroom.
Whether your class is full of budding bookworms or reluctant readers (or both!), making a cozy reading space for kids to enjoy creates a magical ­experience for everyone. We know, of course, that it’s not always easy to find the space or the funds. But designing an amazing book nook doesn’t have to break the bank—or take over your classroom. From reviving old furniture to creating a mini-oasis (or two, or three) in a spare corner, the smallest touches can go a long way toward transforming your space.

Reading castle
Credit to: Samantha Cowper from Haughton

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The Hungry Caterpillar.
Credit to: Aimee Rigby from Liverpool

Reading nest.
Credit to: Hayley Pyrah from Feltwell

Do you have a creative book nook? if so, to be featured here, contact uniqueclassrooms@gmail.com