No, I can't wait...
... to share with you my 3 favorite pins from Pinterest! I am so excited to link up with these amazing bloggers and I can't wait to see the pins they have suggested too! A great big THANK YOU to Pawsitively Teaching and Inspired Owl's Corner for hosting this party!
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Here Are My 3 Best Pins:
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January is the perfect time to get organized with these Dry-Erase Work Mats For Small Group Lessons:
I LOVE this idea. You apply lined dry-erase contact paper to laminated construction paper. Students use dry-erase pens to practice writing letters, numbers, words, and sentences. The teacher can also write a word for the students to copy. You can order the lined dry erase paper on Amazon.
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January is the perfect time to build a snowman using math: Students get the main white parts to build this snowman, but they must "buy" all of the smaller parts and accessories with the coins the teacher provides. The Snowman template is free HERE. Math and Art merge in this project:
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My January "organize everything" rack: I use several dish racks in my classroom to organize files, but I especially use this idea during parent conferences. The rack holds several student files and the silverware holder is perfect for pencils, pens, and my iPhone (on "silent" of course!).
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Great ideas!! Love them all!
ReplyDeleteI love the dish rack turned folder holder! Thanks!
ReplyDelete-Lisa
Mrs. Spangler in the Middle
The dish rack folder holder is such a great idea! I have been using them with my students for several years and they are still working great! Thanks for sharing and linking up!
ReplyDeleteHi Palma, I've seen iPads stored in a dish rack and thought that was a good idea-- folders would do well, too. Thanks. Kathleen
ReplyDeleteKidpeople Classroom
The snowman shop is adorable!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Crockett's Classroom...Forever in Third Grade
Thank you so much for sharing the dish rack idea! I never would have thought to use one! I will be stalking Target bright and early in the morning. This is just what i need to contain my crazy mess. Thank you so much for sharing your great pins and linking up! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment. You can grab black, white, and red dish racks @ Walmart for $7. :)
DeleteReally love your idea of creating reusable handwriting paper. I am going to try that with a certain student I have!
ReplyDeleteSebrina
Burke's Special Kids
The dish racks are a brilliant idea. Love it! Thank you for sharing that.
ReplyDeleteBL Designs
Grade ONEderful
I love those dry erase mats!
ReplyDeleteHello! Thanks for your comment on the linky at my post. Thanks for leaving your blog name, I am SOOO happy you did. You have a terrific blog. I spent quite a lot of time on it tonight. I really love your January organization ideas. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSea Bear's Kindergarten
Thank you, Christiana. I will have to check out Sea Bear's Kindergarten too!
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