How I Go Home Organizer
Like many of you I have become addicted to Pinterest. My cousin introduced me to Pinterest in May of this year. I found two items on Pinterest that I really wanted to make over the summer for my classroom.
The first one I found was a display that a teacher made to organize and display how her students went home. I loved that she had ribbons and clothes pins to display this. I am sure like many of you, my students transportation changes constantly. Here is what I came up for my classroom.
I purchased most of these items at local craft stores. Now that I am teaching Kindergarten Readiness I have discovered my crafty side.
I purchased the following items from Hobby Lobby
* board
* acrylic paint
* ribbon
* paint brushes
* small sander
* wood transportation vehicles
I painted over the race car "fire" and pained the ambulance to make it a day care van. :)
I purchased the following items at Michael's
* sparkly foam letter stickers
* sparkly foam butterflies
* Small bottle of chalk board paint
To create the polka dots I bought the perfect "dot" brush. I really don't know what else to call them. This was a very simple and easy project. The easiest one of the summer. :)
You will notice that I do not have butterflies for our bus rooms. When school starts I will create butterflies with those teacher's names on them. This will help substitutes make sure my students go to the correct room for dismissal. :)
Reminder's Wall:
This idea came the kindergarten teacher across the hall from me. We added our How I Go Home organizers to this reminder wall.
In this area I have several things posted.
1. How I Go Home
2. Related Arts Schedule
3. Room Phone Numbers
4. Small white board to write quick reminders.
Love it!!!! What great ideas and a REALLY outstanding blogsite! Take care, and have a great year! ((HUGS)) to Anubis! ^..^
ReplyDeleteThanks & I will miss you this year! I will also add my technology tips, websites, etc. to this blog. I'll let you know when I get that part up. Hug your fur babies for me. :)
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