Classroom diy

Teacher made, is putting books in bottom. Other ideas are to put crate back to back, or horizontally to be more stable. $10 round top from lowes and crates fastened with screws from the bottom.

Spring is here, and I’m sure teachers are thrilled to welcome their students back after the holiday.

I'm sharing a compiled list of the best elementary teacher hacks, which will save you time, energy, and help get your classroom organized! These classroom ideas, tips, and tricks are great because many of them are DIY and also inexpensive. Whether you're a kindergarten teacher or 6th grade teacher, you'll find these ideas helpful.

There are probably tons of apps that will help your kids learn to tell time, but why not skip the screen for this one? For the sake of getting crafty and going back to basics, try one of these time-telling crafts instead. Thankfully, the internet has loads of fun ideas that will make learning to tell time feel more like an art project or a game than homework.

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Michael's stores always have the prettiest ribbon for teachers to choose from. I picked up the following five colors, which are the main colors I use in my

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Classroom jobs can feel like ONE more thing to manage in your classroom. But, I have a secret to tell you. Classroom jobs are certainly one thing to manage…but if you do them right, you will eliminate a handful of other tasks that you no longer have to manage. To me, it’s always been a fair t

Make these felt crayons and turn them into a garland with loads of color! Download the free sewing pattern!

Create an organized classroom with this crayon flip calendar freebie! With bright colors and easy-to-read text, you and your students will be able to clearly see the date each day.

Flip Sticks are an amazing participation tool for calling on students at random! The idea of using name sticks is nothing new. In fact, this classroom management strategy has been around for a long time. Unfortunately, what I didn’t learn until a few years into teaching, was how to keep track of which students had […]

Over the summer I had time to really think about my classroom and reflect on the things I wanted to (or needed to) change, as well as the things I wanted to keep the same. Below, you will find the …

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