I can board classroom

Learn why having a classroom focus wall is the perfect student reference display. Teachers can design a math, writing, or Ela focus wall bulletin board for free. Add learning objectives, I Can statements, weekly headers, vocabulary words, sight words, and anchor charts to display weekly or monthly Common Core content. Perfect for any kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade classroom.

If you're looking for a little classroom bulletin board inspiration or you're new to 1st/2nd grade this year this is the bulletin board post for you!

After having a long holiday, some students may be a little bit lazy to go back to school. They prefer to enjoy themselves at home and play with their friends. Turning back their mood toward studying and learning at school, needs more effort since they usually enjoy their free time. One thing that we can do as a teacher is design the classroom by applying a new concept or decoration. So that it can steal the students’ attention and surely boost their mood contact teachers looking for NYC…

Look at what we're learning! This learning target board is a fun way to display your I can statements.What is included:-Black Letters-Outlined letters for color printing

I had a problem the other day....... You see..... I had an entire wall in my classroom that was completely blank! An empty, cream painted sheet rock wall.....void of color, encouraging words, posters, pictures and basically anything education related. GASP! Then I stumbled upon this image on Pinterest....... And I was inspired.... And I thought....that looks easy....I can do that! So I created this......... Thank you Creative Art Teacher for the adorable doodle arrows! Excuse my poor…

This set of colorful rainbow Class Rules for the early childhood or preschool classroom helps promote a positive classroom environment and establish routines and expectations for the youngest of students

One of the most important elements of Reggio-Inspired teaching is documentation. From experience, I know this can be one of the most intimidating pieces to implement. I want to share one example of a documentation panel I created along with my students in a first grade classroom. I want to share how I simplified this documentation […]