Classroom magnet board

DIY classroom sign out system using Hobby Lobby magnetic board, Washi tape, foam discs, and small magnets. Font on labels is "hellobarnyard". Love this easy system that allows me to keep track of my kiddos and matches my class decor!

Keep track of students who are in and out of the classroom with this DIY magnetic sign out board. It's a quick and simple classroom craft that serves as a useful classroom tool. #classroom #craft #signout #board

This is my "expectations command center". We go through each of the boxes before every lesson. That way students know what is expected of them at every point in the work block. I just found these magnetic borders this school year. They allow for more flexibility then the traditional electrical tape.

I am not a big fan of bulletin boards or message boards, unless they are tucked away and out of sight. However, in order to keep track of important papers, pres…

How to make your own magnetic board on a budget! If you haven't seen how to make your own magnetic board yet, then you will want to see this one my daughter made for my grandson's bedroom and then consider making one for your own child's play room or your classroom...

Magnetic board with stand

I have been using the magnet boards for about a week. I am still working out some kinks (like improve my handwriting), but so far they are a great way to help organize my classroom and class activities. I made numbers, laminated them, and then attached magnetic tape to the back. I also made magnetic […]

I have a confession to make: I spend A LOT of time on Pinterest. From recipes, to DIY home projects, to beauty regimens, I have found some great ideas on this social media platform. I have Pinteres…

If you want to make your classroom more child-centered, here's something you can do right away... * Use your students' photos everywhere! * But I'm not just talking about pictures taped to their cubbies. Here are some ideas for including your students' photos in play: * 👉 Stick magnetic dots to the back of laminated photos and make them available in your Magnets Center. * 👉 Tape the photos to blocks and leave them in your Construction Center. * 👉 Laminate and cut up the photos, then…

Good Morning! Earlier this week I finished this pinterest project that I've really excited about doing! This project was super easy and pretty inexpensive. Keep reading to see what you'll need and where you can find it. What you'll need: -Oil Drip Pan These can be found at any automotive store. I found mine at Walmart for $12, in the automotive section on the bottom shelf. -Fun magnet shapes I bought a pack of foam alphabet letters for $4 in the kids section I also purchased the animal/color…