All about me bulletin board ideas

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Back to School Night can be the first time you meet many of the parents in your class. It is important that you communicate all of the information the parents will need to help their child have a successful school year. Here are my top tips for planning an informative and stress free Back to School Night: Have a Sign In SheetHave parents sign in on a sheet as the enter the room. This will allow you to keep track of which student's parents were able to attend. Be sure to send home copies of…

As teachers, we are oh so familiar with the classic all about me project activities that come with the beginning of a new school year. I'm here to tell you

Back to school season is officially here! A quick scroll through my Instagram feed is all I need for some cute classroom inspiration and motivation. I don't actually start school until the very end of August, but I have been going in to my room here and there since I'm already toting around a growing

Here are a bunch of creative back to school bulletin board ideas with pictures and tutorials! These are perfect for any classroom.

So let me just tell you...I'm in week 3 of school and I have A class! I am already worn out and it's only just begun!! Please pray for me...and my sanity...and yeah...just pray. Anywho, rant over! We worked on this cute activity inspired by Alisha Peara - The Bubbly Blonde! I used the movie strips on the bottom of mine from Alisha's Terrific Third Grade Fun pack, which you can purchase for yourself HERE. I used the camera from Creekside Teacher Tales and then decided to print and cut their…

This is - hands down - my most favorite writing project that I've ever done with my firsties. They did such an amazing job and I am so proud of how far they have come this year. We read "The Best Part of Me" by Wendy Ewald and then created our own bubble maps to organize our thoughts. I

Our school's theme this year is "Everybody is Somebody." So I decided to have the kiddos decorate puzzle pieces to display their unique personalities: their interest, their hobbies, their favorites, their families, etc. Then I put all of the puzzle pieces together to show how even though we are all unique, individual people we all still fit perfectly together as one class. Thus, "Everybody is somebody...and we fit right together!" Our Board Right Outside Our Classroom Door A Close-Up of Some…

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