1st Pin- I found this pin and thought not only how pretty, but how appropriate! I needed something like this in my classroom last year without a doubt. It is designed for children who need a break to shake and wait for the glitter to settle. I see this as a positive tool to use for my little kiddos that need a sensory break, brain break, or any break for that matter.
from Robyn Oakenfold |
2nd Pin- I have always been Montessori-inspired… My constructivist mind luckily always gets the best of me! This pin reminded me of my grandmother's house- engulfed with baskets! Natural wood is clean, simplistic, and essential… need I say more?
from The Free Child |
3rd Pin- Now, I don't have tile floors in my classroom, but I just HAD to share this! These chair socks are adorable and may even prevent those ear-terrifying screeches when metal chairs scrape the floor… Plus the pattern seems simple enough!
from Plus 3 Crochet |
4th Pin- This Mumma's Life was a great mom when she thought up this brilliant idea! I am familiar with sand writing, but honestly didn't think too much about using salt. I have been somewhat obsessed with making/finding sandpaper letters as a tactile writing center. I have reexamined my initial plan and am on the salt tray fad now!
from This Mumma's Life |
5th Pin- Dandelions and Dragonflies gave a beautiful tour of her classroom- where I picked out this special find! I have always struggled with putting my mentor texts for writing workshop in a designated area… they just build up so quickly throughout the week! Between my read aloud books and mentor texts, I surely have an intermingled collection! This bucket serves as a perfect spot for students to go when they need some writing inspiration.
from Dandelions and Dragonflies |
Your blog is cute :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLauren
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Great pins!!! I love your blog!!!!!
ReplyDeleteJamie
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oooo...I like the glitter idea.
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Just found your blog through the linky! Very cute :)
ReplyDelete-Ciera
www.adventuresofroom129.blogspot.com
I'm of the Montessori mind-set too, just wish I could afford their schools for my sons here in Chicago...they are pricey!
ReplyDeleteSalt trays are fantastic...
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Nicolette
The Classroom Creative
Your blog is too cute! I loved the idea for the mentor texts, I will have to keep that in mind. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKatie
I love the idea for the mentor texts also. Mine were always in stacks in different places. I also love the salt idea. :)
ReplyDeleteAntoinette
Love salt trays - they are so easy and the kids love them
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