I did meet one of my kiddos today. His mom works at the school and he wandered up to my room to check it out. He wanted to make sure I knew how to spell his name correctly because apparently a lot of people spell it wrong. Too cute. He is definitely a sweetie, I hope the rest of my class is that sweet :-)
So for Monday Made it I have two projects. First, I made some pinterest inspired scrapbook clothespins.
Last year I used string and paper clips to hang out student work. I didn't really like it for various reasons. It looked silly when there was no work up, the string fell down occasionally, it was annoying to put up work. I'm a little picky I guess.
This year I am going to use cute scrapbook paper covered clothespins to hang their work.
I started by tracing the clothespin onto the scrapbook paper and cutting them out.
I then put a layer of mod podge directly onto the clothespin, put the paper on it, and finished with another layer of mod podge.
I think they turned out super cute. I attached them to the wall using a tiny piece of velcro. This is what they will look like hanging with student work.
I love it!
My second project was a digital one. I wanted to put up some number words so my students had a reference for how to spell them. I also thought it would be handy to have a base 10 and money reference as well so my kiddos get use to seeing numbers broken down this way.
They are hanging below my AWESOME alphabet line made by Kristin at Ladybugs Teacher Files
I have the posters up in my shop if you are interested.
Number posters 1-20 with matching mini number cards
Number posters 1-20
Happy Tuesday Everyone!
Love the clips! SO SO Cute!!! :)
ReplyDeleteKimberly
The Learning Tree
Love your clothespins. I so need to do this to mine.
ReplyDeleteLove your clips! Great idea :) Oh, and I'm your newest follower - stop by sometime :)
ReplyDeleteKelly
First Grade Fairytales
Your clothespins are cute! I'd like to invite you to my new linky called "Fun Friday." It is all about the fun things we do in our classrooms. I'd love for you to visit my blog and link up!
ReplyDeleteKelly
Teaching Fourth
I really like your clothespins and your number words! :-)
ReplyDeleteNichole
Craft of Teaching