This is part of a wall in my classroom. It was a chalkboard, but I decided I didn't need two walls of chalkboards. I used black fadeless paper (so that it will last all year), hot glue, and duct tape.
The alphabet letters I created and printed on cardstock. (They are in my TPT Shop for free!)
This is my wonderful Boggle board, Pinterest inspired. Last year, I did a Boggle every Friday as morning work. I didn't like how I did it because I had to change the letters on the worksheet every week. With this new design, I can have my wonderful helpers switch the letters out!
This is my tree inspired by Melanie over at Schoolgirl Style. I used less than 2 rolls of brown wrapping paper from Dollar Tree. The monkeys I created at the end of the school year when I was in a creative mood :)
This is how I will show how each of my students are getting home. On each arrow I listed every way a child could go home. I haven't exactly decided where I will put the student's names but I am sure it will come to me eventually!
The picture above and below are the backs of my bookshelves in my library. I wanted to make my library a safari truck. I would have shown a picture of the full library to give you a better understanding, but my new (slightly used) animal print carpet badly needs to be vacuumed. So I will post additional pictures in the near future!
Hi, Tracy!
ReplyDeleteLove your library safari truck! How fun!!
Alex
theschoolpotato.blogspot.com
Everything looks AMAZING!! I absolutely love that safari truck!! :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
Learning Is Something to Treasure
You are so creative! All of your things look awesome. I especially love the Boggle board-how fun!
ReplyDelete~Julie
TheHipTeacher
I love your tree with the monkey hanging from it. Unfortunately my school does not allow us to hang things from the ceiling. This would have been to cute to go with my tropical island theme in my room.
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