Groups of 4 classroom
Blank classroom layout
Front of classroom
24 student desks · 24 student seats
Choose six groups of four or four groups of six. Both starting layouts have 24 individual desks and seats. Your choice also sets the layout for printing and editing.
Use this layout opens a new class with no students, assignments or rules. Your other classes stay saved. Open the class name menu to return to them.
Groups of four has six clusters in three columns and two rows. Groups of six has four clusters in two columns and two rows. Choose how many students should sit together, then check that the desks fit your room.
Each group consists of individual desks. Move or rotate them for the activity, check each student’s view of the board, and adjust the 24-seat layout to your class size.
Review confirmations when deleting occupied desks. Adding students can add desks when needed, up to 120 seats.
Use Same group as to place students in the same defined group, or Different group from to place them in separate groups. Same pair as needs pair units; two desks beside each other do not automatically form a Pair.
Not next to checks the neighbor links shown in the editor. Two students can meet that rule while sharing a group. Use Different group from when they need to sit in separate groups.
Check the rule results before applying an arrangement. Required rules can conflict, and some preferences may remain unmet. See a seating-rule example.
The numbered chart below matches the selected layout. Choose Letter or A4 and an orientation, then use your browser’s print dialog to print or save as PDF if available.
Blank classroom layout
Front of classroom
To print student names or an edited arrangement, use Print / Export in the editor. Download a JSON backup from Backup to keep an editable copy; a PDF cannot restore a project. Printing and PDF help.
Compare layouts and seating rules, or read how seating rules are checked.
Check actual desk dimensions, walkways and access in your room. Plans save in this browser on this device, without automatic cross-device sync; keep a backup before clearing browser data.