How to hang posters in classroom

It's about time that we're all either back at school already, or we're certainly counting down the last few days until we are! I have been trying to look and

What do you do when you run out of wall space for your anchor charts? How do you display your anchor charts? Do you make new anchor charts every year? Hello, friends! I am Deb Hanson from Crafting Connections, and you may or may not already know that I am addicted to using anchor charts in the classroom! I frequently blog about the ones I create, and I'm constantly pinning great anchor chart ideas I find on Pinterest! Because of this, a few questions about anchor charts are sent my way…

Learn how to hang a poster without damaging your walls - using painters tape and hot glue. This is such a genius damage-free wall decorating technique!

If you’re thinking of hanging posters on your wall and don’t want to cause any damage to the wall or poster itself, let this post guide you. Here are several tips on how you can put up posters safely and what tools work best on various surfaces.

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Get inspired with over a 100 anchor charts for reading, language arts and math.

Classroom walls are a great place to show off your classroom theme. They’re also an even better place to display anchor charts and student work! However, I don’t know about you, but hanging items on classroom walls presents a unique set of difficulties: Nothing short of super glue seems to stick to cinder block walls.

It is that time again! Ready for some awesome, bright ideas?? I can’t wait to read through all of these! Mine isn’t brilliant, and I am not even sure it is bright. It might just […]

It's more important than ever to control the clutter.

Need to hang up something in your classroom? Flag? Banner? Read this post to see how to put up anything, even on a flat wall.