The first thing I worked on was my Math Workshop Rotation Board. I am changing the way I teach math this year by implementing a Math Workshop. I am super excited. I got the Math Workshop Rotation Board idea from the amazing Clutter-Free Classroom. You can check hers out by clicking HERE!
The next thing I worked on was my new table cloths. I purchased the material at Hobby Lobby and it covered three buffet tables and a small desk that my mailboxes sit on. I purchased 6 yards of black and 3 yards of red fabric. This fabric was the same pattern that I used for my crate seats and my office chairs. I also had some fabric left over for a curtain for my door window!
The next thing I completed was a few of my bulletin boards. I used my Cricut for the Mickey Font letters. Then I changed my Classroom Rules Board and Lunch Menu Chart to black and red polka dot boards that I purchased at my local educational supply store.
I also placed boarder on my white board and posted my calendar and my objectives.
Finally, I revamped my student book boxes with black and red duct tape and new polka dot numbers.
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I also wanted to post about a few things I already had completed that I haven't posted about in the last week. I purchased these really creative hand signal signs from Clutter-free Classroom.
I also covered one of my plastic drawer shelves with scrapbook paper.... an idea from Pinterest, of course!
LASTLY, I finally took a picture of my lesson plan drawers. I have used this system since my first year of teaching six years ago. I got the idea from my cooperating teacher during student teaching. I use these mulit-colored drawers that I have labels Mon.-Fri. and it holds two weeks worth of lesson plan materials. Each afternoon before I leave for the day, I place the next day's drawer on the corner of my desk. I then cycle through the drawers depending on what day of the week it is.
WOW! You were able to get a lot done, congrats!!! I love your color scheme because I, like you LOVE polka dots! I am lovin' your lesson plan drawers, I may just have to copy that.
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Tadpole Tidbits
www.mrscorbitt.blogspot.com
Thanks for posting! Go right ahead and use that lesson plan drawer idea! I love it and it makes my days so much more manageable!
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Jessica
I LOVE it all!!! I have given you an award...come on over to claim it!! (You might have already received it before)
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LOOOOOOVE your room!!!
ReplyDeleteJanaye
Tales of Frogs and Cupcakes
I love all your polka dots! That's the theme I want to use this year too. Haven't been able to get into my classroom yet (and I'm at a new school this year, so I have NOTHING done right now, and I'm itching to get in!) but you've definitely given me a few new ideas! I'm your newest follower! :)
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Maestra Bilingue
I love your classroom! The red and black look great together! I am your newest follower! :)
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Fabulous and Fun 4th Graders
Love your room!! I am a new follower :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your room!! Wow!! I don't even know where to begin. The colors are wonderful! I can't stick to such a cohesive color scheme. That is a lot of work! I also nominated you for a blog award! Stop by to pick it up:)
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Fourth Grade Flipper
Love how your room looks all pulled together!
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Mrs. B's Nook