Kids, as students, come in many shapes and sizes.
Their work habits are just as unique.
Some prefer to complete work while seated at desks.
Others like to move to a separate location.
Still others choose to sit on the carpet.
Maybe lounge on a whistle cushion.
Or stand behind a desk or table.
Sometimes seating choices come as a surprise.
There was one today who put her head on her desk.
And closed her eyes.
That’s not an approved flexible seating option.
Mrs. Palmer Ponders 
LOL. As much as I loved flexible seating in my classroom, the closed eye choice wasn’t something I allowed either. Although one young man I would ignore once in awhile when I found out he worked an overnight shift at a local factory. It was a necessity in his life, so once in awhile, I had to just let him sleep.
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You have observed your students’ habits well – I am glad you are giving your students options for seating. But there are moments when you have to put your foot down, or make some suggestions, ha, ha.
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I see this in my class too. Everyone has a favorite chair or corner or pillow they like to sit on. But no sleeping allowed!
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Clever way to describe your seating options. I have found two sleepers today, must be a long week for a lot of kids.
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