Dedicate a section of the classroom for the reading loft. Choose a quiet space in the classroom, away from noises and distractions.
Delineate the space with bookshelves. Arrange three bookshelves in the form of three walls of a square, leaving the fourth wall of the square open to allow access to the space.
Stock the shelves with various types of texts; picture books, comic books, class books and informational books, for example. Arrange the books on the shelves according to levels -- lower level reading books on the top shelves and higher level books on the bottom shelves, for example. Place colored stickers on the shelves to differentiate the books levels; green stickers on higher level book shelves and yellow stickers on lower level book shelves, for example.
Hang posters on the walls that encourage reading. Choose posters that feature characters from books reading, as well as class or teacher-created reading posters.
Arrange comfortable seating on the floor of the area. Large pillows, couch cushions, beanbag chairs and other types of soft chairs are options to consider.