See How TpT Sparks the Joy of Learning in 6 Classrooms

By
Christina Brower

No matter where their classrooms are located, teachers across the nation are dedicated to helping their students get an education and reach their full potential. Here’s a peek inside six classrooms around the U.S. where teachers are making a positive impact on their students’ lives. Can you spot what these photos all have in common?

Teachers across the nation are dedicated to helping their students reach their full potential. Here’s a peek inside six classrooms around the U.S. where teachers are using TpT resources to make a positive impact on their students’ lives.
1st grade classroom
Dr. Tomas Rivera Elementary School (Crystal City, TX)
Teachers across the nation are dedicated to helping their students reach their full potential. Here’s a peek inside six classrooms around the U.S. where teachers are using TpT resources to make a positive impact on their students’ lives.
Kindergarten classroom
Dr. Tomas Rivera Elementary School (Crystal City, TX)
Teachers across the nation are dedicated to helping their students reach their full potential. Here’s a peek inside six classrooms around the U.S. where teachers are using TpT resources to make a positive impact on their students’ lives.
High school science classroom
James Gamble Montessori High School (Cincinnati, OH)
Teachers across the nation are dedicated to helping their students reach their full potential. Here’s a peek inside six classrooms around the U.S. where teachers are using TpT resources to make a positive impact on their students’ lives.
High school ELA classroom
James Gamble Montessori High School (Cincinnati, OH)
Teachers across the nation are dedicated to helping their students reach their full potential. Here’s a peek inside six classrooms around the U.S. where teachers are using TpT resources to make a positive impact on their students’ lives.
Middle school math classroom
James Gamble Montessori High School (Cincinnati, OH)
Teachers across the nation are dedicated to helping their students reach their full potential. Here’s a peek inside six classrooms around the U.S. where teachers are using TpT resources to make a positive impact on their students’ lives.
Middle school ELA classroom
St. Anna’s Catholic School (Leominster, MA)

While these classrooms all be a little different, the joy of learning looks the same wherever you go. And just like all of the teachers in these photos, you can also use TpT resources to bring rich, relevant, active learning to your classroom. Whether you’re looking for a phonics activity, an introduction to algebra, or a resource for classroom management, TpT can help you find resources to engage all students!

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Are you looking for new ways to spark the kind of student engagement that these teachers have found? You’re in luck! TpT recently launched a new program called TpT for Schools. Now, you can now bring engaging, standards-aligned resources into your classroom with the support of your school’s funds.

Learn more and talk to your administrator about signing up for TpT for Schools today! It’s easy — and completely free — to sign up.