Over the past few days I’ve completed a few new things in my classroom, so I thought I’d quickly update the blog with some pictures! 🙂
Focus Board complete
I had displayed my parts of speech posters on the other side of the room, but I decided they needed a board, so I made a green bulletin board on both sides of the white board at the front of the room and it made the whole wall look so much better!
I also decided to create a cursive ABC line to put over the board. I had originally planned on not having an ABC line since I’m going to have 5th graders, but the wall just need something and it’s always good to have a guide for cursive handwriting. I may end up taking it down if I see it’s completely unnecessary.
I’ve got one side of the filing cabinet covered. Still need to do the rest, but I’ve at least got a little bit done 🙂
Table baskets are done!
I made these little magnets from Ashley Hughes clipart to hold each amazing word since this board was made on a white marker board. This way it will be easy to change out each week.
I FINALLY made my no sew curtains, which is way easier than I thought it would be. I found this iron on adhesive at Wal Mart.
All you do is fold over the fabric and lay down the tape.
Iron it:
And simply pull off the tape. Super simple!
Curtains are up! 🙂 🙂
Its looking really great! So bright and colorful 🙂
Natalie
Teachery Tidbits
Looks great!! I love the chevron curtain. 🙂
~Brandee
Creating Lifelong Learners
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super cute
Love, love the curtains…wish we didn't have Fire Marshal rules.
Bobbi
Bitty Bilinguals
So cute! Thanks for the no-sew tip, I'll be using it!
I'm your newest follower! Megan from A Bird in Hand Designs just designed my blog… I just LOVE yours! I also teach 5th, and my classroom decor is really similar to yours, although I wish I could be as organized as you! Thanks for all the great ideas and tips 🙂
Liz
Floating Through Fifth
What a beautiful classroom!!!
Meredith
1, 2, Eyes On You!
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