Hanging student work in hallway

I tried to figure out a new, different way to hang my students work this year. I used clothespins last year, but when the hallway got re...

Hello there! It's Michelle Griffo from Apples and ABC's guest blogging here! I am so excited to be sharing a fun idea with you on Kindergarten Lifestyle! I want to show you a creative way to display student work without having to use a bulletin board! I only have 3 bulletin boards in my classroom, so I made mini cork boards to clip student's work onto. I stuck these onto my cupboards with 3M Tape, and then I can constantly be showing off writing, without using my precious wall space! Here is…

I love my 10 drawer rolling cart organization bin! I actually have two of them in my classroom. These carts can be used to store so many great things! You can store supplies, colored papers, worksheets, teacher copies, and more! You can purchase these carts in multiple colors or in solid black or white. The drawers also come in two different sizes. This year I made these cute drawer labels. They fit perfectly on the front of both size drawers. Here are some pictures of my carts with the…

1. Repurpose your filing cabinets 2. Paint the cork of the bulletin board 3. Use shower curtain, table cloth, or fabric in place of bulletin board paper. 4. Hang a fish net to the wall and attach student work with clothespins 5. Use sheet protectors 6. Mount clothespins to the wall with tacks or hot glue clothespins (use a hair dryer to remove stubborn pieces of hot glue on the walls at the end of the year) 7.Back work on construction paper and cover your windows 8. Run a clothesline or yarn…

Teacher Hack - Display Students' Work - Bulletin Board & Hallway Display: Students color one of the templates to look like themselves, staple a ziplock bag. Students can easily add assignments they are proud of to the bag. At the end of the month collect their work and add to students' portfolio of self-selected work. Time saver for parent teacher conferences and open house! $

Welllll my formal observation is tomorrow so I should probably change my objectives that have been hanging up since the first week of…

I just went into my classroom for the first time this week. I spent quite a few hours there yesterday doing a little painting and a whole lot of staring at the space. I had planned on doing some rearranging this year but I still needed to figure out the specifics. I left yesterday with a plan in my head. Then I headed straight to Michael's to pick up the necessary supplies. I returned to my classroom this morning ready to roll. A few hours later & it's beginning to come together. I still…

Use plastic dividers to display student work. Easy way to change out work without having to remeasure, rehang, or go crazy!