I wanna tell you about a few things today. The first of which is my beautiful new clipboard. I'm so proud of it! :)
Here's a picture:
I started with a clear, plastic clipboard from Walmart, scrapbook paper, Mod Podge (I LOVE THIS STUFF!), and a brush for the glue.
**I wish I would have taken pictures as I made it!**
I glued down the grey flower paper first. Then, I tore the other three papers the way that I wanted them. I glued them down on top of the grey paper. :) I loveeeeeee the way it turned out!!!! I want to make 30958 more, now!
Today was also the first day that I was able to get into my classroom. This is what I walked into (well, I moved a few things around before I remembered to take the picture):
We focused on getting the furniture where I needed it and setting up my computer/printer. Here is what the room looked like after about an hour and a half:
Still incredibly plain...no decorations yet, no nothing. At least I got my furniture set up. It might stay this way. We'll see. I know that, for the first little while, I want my kids in rows...at least until they get used to me and I to them (I'd like to learn their names before they go crazy!)
Hopefully, I'll get things done this weekend so that I can just go in and set up/decorate next week! I HATE it being so boring in there....
Next week will be a tough one! I'm getting super nervous.
Prayers, guys! (Also, if you have any suggestions on what to do differently in my room...let me know! Something still feels off...)
XOXO
I would suggest covering the sides of your filing cabinet with fabric. It will add some color and keep it from sticking out like a soar thumb in regards to color. It should give a nice color addition. You can also use magnets and keep some important information posted there. :) Just my tip.
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Hootin’ Around the Classroom
That's a good idea. I'm going to hang my Filetastic on the back (facing out towards the kiddies). I may have to attach fabric to the top and the sides so that it all looks black and not that UGLY tan color!
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