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I have said goodbye to five years of teaching third grade- a bitter-sweet goodbye I might add. This year, I'll start a new journey as a Discovery pullout teacher. Discovery is the title of our gifted program, so I'll be teaching students through cross-curricular enrichment projects throughout the year. This week was our first week of school with kids, but as a "specials" teacher now, my students won't start until tomorrow. It was a strange feeling not having kids on the first day of school…

Most parents cringe at the thought of sending their child to a portable classroom. Most teachers cringe at the thought of teaching in one. But some teachers like Barfield Elementary

Pre-fab classroom buildings, or "portables," are supposed to provide a temporary, affordable solution to overcrowded schools. But many are kept in use well beyond their intended expiration dates, accumulating additional costs and sometimes causing difficulties. Special correspondent Katie Campbell of KCTS Seattle reports on how one Washington state school district is tackling this challenge.

Wondering how to decorate your classroom on a budget? If you need some cute classroom theme ideas but are low on cash these DIY classroom decorating ideas are just what you need. You'll find ways to use plastic tablecloths, cardboard boxes, clothespins, and contact paper in unique and different ways. Click through to see 20 tips that will show you how to have a beautiful elementary classroom with budget decorating ideas you'll love.

Looking for the easiest way to decorate your classroom this school year? You will love these ideas and inspiration to make your classroom attractive and organized. Experienced teachers share the best classroom decor hacks to make your space cozy and inviting on the cheap!

I have a small room (hence the name Little Room Under the Stairs) so organization is very important. 1. Choose a few colors to decorate the room. Small rooms are not a place to go hog wild. A little goes a long way! My cabinets are blue and my walls are a yellowish cream color. I use blue, yellow, and green for my color scheme. 2. Downsize as much as possible. When I moved into my new room, I had 11 boxes of trade books that I had purchased while teaching elementary resource. That took up a…

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Here's what you need to make a sticker store for your elementary or middle school classroom! Make your sticker store portable with this pocket chart and heavy duty whiteboard hooks. Plus, tons of the best sticker finds on Amazon are included! Check it out today!