The Soft Bloom Seating Rug includes four horizontal rows of delicate colors featuring soft lavender, crisp seafoam, pale lemon, and warm blush, separated by bold black grid lines and framed by a black border. Each row is a distinct, settled color that reads immediately from across the room. The palette is gentle without being timid: every color is clear and distinct, and together the four rows create a floor that feels considered, fresh, and genuinely inviting. Size Seats Each Seat Measures Best For 6' x 8'4 24 seats 17.5" x 17.5" Smaller classrooms Classroom Seating Overview Designed to comfortably support typical classroom seating by grade level. Actual seating may vary depending on student size and classroom layout. Rug Size Kindergarten 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 6' x 8'4 24 20 18 15 The horizontal row format gives each of the four colors a full row running the width of the rug. That means every child in a given row sits in the same color with a built-in grouping structure that teachers can use for transitions, partner assignments, and center rotations without any additional materials. Call the lavender row to line up, ask the seafoam row to share their thinking, or pair the lemon and blush rows for a collaborative activity. The structure is visible to everyone in the room at a glance. Teaching Ideas Row grouping and transition management Four distinct color rows create four permanent groups with no labels, no cards, and no extra setup. Assign students to a row at the start of the year and use row color throughout the day for transitions, partner work, team assignments, and attendance. The horizontal layout means every student in a row is seated side by side - a natural arrangement for partner and small-group activities without anyone needing to move across the rug. Pastel color vocabulary and color families The four row colors open natural color vocabulary discussions - lavender, seafoam, lemon, and blush. Ask students to name each row color, connect the palette to spring and seasonal color vocabulary, or challenge children to find something in the classroom or outside that matches each shade. The muted pastel register also makes this rug a useful starting point for discussions about tints: colors mixed with white to create softer versions of their original hue. Rows, columns, and grid coordinates The black grid lines create a clear row-and-column structure across the rug. Use it to introduce positional language first row, third seat, middle column and early grid coordinate concepts. Ask students to describe their location using row color and seat number, identify who is sitting in the same column in a different row, or count the total seats in a row and multiply by the number of rows for an early multiplication activity grounded in what children can see and touch. Specifications & Certifications • Made in the U.S.A. by Flagship Carpets • Class I Flammability/Fire Rating passed • Highest fiber density, infusion dye process • Indoor Air Quality passed • Anti-microbial and anti-static treatment • Bound and double-stitched with nylon edge yarn • Scotchgard protector for soil resistance • Exclusive SensoryEdge design
