Are the desks labeled with names?

No — every desk prints as a blank rounded rectangle so it can be filled in with pencil and redrawn each time the seating changes.

Can I get a different room layout?

Yes — type a different room shape or size and the chart redraws in the same three styles.

What size does it print at?

Landscape A4 proportions (1216 by 832), wide enough to read the whole room map at a glance.

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Seating chart: rows, pods and horseshoe layouts in three styles

Seating charts — five straight rows of desks facing the front, the teacher's desk and whiteboard marked along the top edge, clean flat floor-plan drawing, thin uniform outlines and rounded corners, no perspective and no shadows

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The teacher's bird's-eye map of the room: desks in rows, pods of four, or a horseshoe, with the door, the teacher's desk and the rug marked. These nine print in three layouts, each in three looks — a plain line plan, a colour-coded version, a hand-drawn one — with every desk left blank to fill in with pencil. Type a different room shape and the chart redraws the same way.

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Frequently asked questions

Are the desks labeled with names?: No — every desk prints as a blank rounded rectangle so it can be filled in with pencil and redrawn each time the seating changes.
Can I get a different room layout?: Yes — type a different room shape or size and the chart redraws in the same three styles.
What size does it print at?: Landscape A4 proportions (1216 by 832), wide enough to read the whole room map at a glance.

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