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Centers are a designated space within your classroom for students to work semi-independently or with a small group to review information or a skill they have previously learned. Even though centers are highly engaging, they serve many other uses in the classroom. Students can use centers to practice working independently or with partners, solve problems on their own, and review important skills. Teachers can also use centers to differentiate instruction for students.

Students can use centers to practice working independently or with partners, solve problems on their own, and review important skills. Teachers can also use centers to differentiate instruction for students. Centers are a designated space within your classroom for students to work semi-independently or with a small group to review information or a skill they have previously learned. Even though centers are highly engaging, they serve many other uses in the classroom. 

Centers are a designated space within your classroom for students to work semi-independently or with a small group to review information or a skill they have previously learned. Even though centers are highly engaging, they serve many other uses in the classroom. Students can use centers to practice working independently or with partners, solve problems on their own, and review important skills. Teachers can also use centers to differentiate instruction for students.