Fun With Vinyl!

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I love my Cricut!  If you are a scrapbooker and have a Cricut Machine, you can have so much fun with vinyl in your classroom.  I use my Cricut to cut out letters for bulletin boards on cardstock too!  But my favorite thing to do is cut out polka dots and letters to decorate all of those plastic containers in my classroom.  These hand sanitizer bottles were so much fun to play with.  I peeled off the Purell label, tied coordinating ribbon around the top, and used my Cricut to cut out the letters for my name and inital on each bottle.  These would also make great teacher gifts!  If you have a Cricut, share how you use your Cricut for your classroom.  I love hearing new ways to use mine! 

 

School Supply Storage

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WOW!  I can’t believe it is that time of year again!  We went back to school for our professional development and teacher workdays this week.   I still have several things to do in my classroom before the big day on Monday! I know it will all get done, but the process can be so stressful!  This weekend I will be labeling folders, making BEE Binders, and sorting school supplies.  I thought I would share with you my favorite way to store all of those extra school supplies that will be used throughout the year.  A few years ago I was on a teacher site (I can’t remember which one), and I saw a picture of  how she stored her materials.  I thought this would be great for storing my students’ supplies, and it turned out to be perfect.  I found these 3-drawer containers at Walmart, and I still see them all of the time.  I used apple nametags from our local school supply store and wrote numbers on each drawer.  After I get my roll, I assign a number to every student.  All of their extra supplies go in their numbered drawer.  I love this system because I can quickly check to see what students need extra supplies when I send a supplies reminder home. 

 

Attendance Through the Year

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My students love to use the SMARTboard every chance that they get, so I have it ready first thing in the morning. When the students enter the room, they sign-in at the SMARTboard with whatever attendance activity I have displayed. In this Notebook you will find an attendance theme for each month of the school year. The themes are as follows: Apples, Pumpkins, Scarecrows, Christmas Trees, Snowflakes, Groundhogs, Valentines, Leprechauns, Raindrops, Bees, and Flowers. Using these templates on the SMARTboard makes taking attendance simple and fun!

 

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