Magnetic calendar classroom

Hanging Calendar for your classroom, so you never have to write the date again! This calendar includes Sunday-Saturday, January-December, 2023-2049, and 6 different ways to display the numeral date. The six different ways to display the numeral dat include: number, simple addition, simple subtraction, word form number, tally marks, and coins. How to make the hanging calendar display: 1. Find or purchase a magnetic rod and 1" binder rings. 2. Print the pieces of the calendar. 3. Laminate all

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One of the things we introduced last year when we started doing preschool at home was a calendar board. This year, we'll be working on

LARGE AND EASY TO SEE FROM ACROSS THE ROOM - Grid measures 17.50 inches wide x 16 inches high! DRY-ERASE (all pieces) - Customize dates, holidays/events, and years--for use for years in the future! (Dry-erase marker only--to prevent residue, wait until marker dries completely before erasing.) INCLUDES 94 MAGNETS - Dry-erase grid, years (plus blank), seasons, months, days, dates, birthdays, holidays, weather word and symbols, and temperature symbols. NOT JUST A CALENDAR - Make weather charts…

This is the calendar I use daily in my K5 classroom! I use magnetic rods to hang it up on my whiteboard for my students to interact with during our calendar time.

This is the best planner I have ever owned. I love the colours 😍

☁️ Let’s make a flip calendar! ☁️ Flip calendars are a great way to show the date without having to write every single day! I use a magnetic shower curtain rod and binder clips to put it all...

A common question I'm asked is how to make the number magnets I use in my Classroom Jobs post HERE. I number my students for so many reasons throughout the year (read more HERE) and this is such a space-saver on my job board! I originally bought these magnets on Etsy, but this year presented a unique challenge.... I was faced with a dilemma as my class size grew and I realized I didn't have enough number magnets to support all of the kids in my class. A trip to Hobby Lobby in desperation…

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Back to school means many things to teachers. Probably at the top of our lists is organizing and putting together our classrooms. I always want my room in decent shape before I can even think about planning. It dawned on me that I've never really shared pics from my classroom. Each year I do some tweaking, editing, and rearranging. These pictures reflect where I am today. I'll live with it and probably make changes. But for now, this is what my class is looking like . . . Here is my new (and…