I love your boards! We have done the white boards in the past, but I love the little "details" that you added!!! Will have to remember your cute ideas next Christmas season! Merry Christmas!!!!
Megan, The wreath ornament is the wheel or flower pasta. Color with red and green food coloring (add a little rubbing alcohol to the food coloring.) Let the pasta dry. They children then string a pattern on a pipe cleaner. Twist it close and add a little bow. A simple math activity!
Here is the link to get the directions on how to cut the boards. http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Make-every-child-a-dry-erase-board-for-your-classroom
Kim is a retired kindergarten teacher! She taught kindergarten for 30 years and now works as a national presenter. Now that she is retired, she spends her time volunteering in Meagn's room. When she isn't working at Megan's school, she loves to garden and spend time with her family. She and Andy, her husband, have two children, Megan, who is married to Nick, and Tyler, who is married to Ginny. That also have a beagle named Katie Ann. Megan followed in her mom's footsteps and is also a kindergarten teacher. She loves building relationsips with her kiddos and their families. When she isn't teaching, she enjoys spending time with her family. She is married to Nick. They enjoy all the GA sports teams! She and Nick have a miniature dachshund named Lily Grace.
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19 comments:
Love the hot pad idea, the shirts and boards are adorable!
TheResource(ful)Room!
amylynnmarshall@aol.com
Wonderful ideas as always!
Tunstall's Teaching Tidbits
Darling ideas. How did you make the wreath ornament pictured?
Love the gift idea for your kids!
Jennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
I love your boards! We have done the white boards in the past, but I love the little "details" that you added!!! Will have to remember your cute ideas next Christmas season! Merry Christmas!!!!
LOVE the boards! I couldn't find the link for them on TPT. :( As always, LOVE your ideas! Merry Christmas!!!
Sarah, There isn't a product for these ideas on tpt! Just sharing :)
Megan, The wreath ornament is the wheel or flower pasta. Color with red and green food coloring (add a little rubbing alcohol to the food coloring.) Let the pasta dry. They children then string a pattern on a pipe cleaner. Twist it close and add a little bow. A simple math activity!
Love the boards! What are they made out of? Do you have any directions posted? Thank you!!! :) aaparsons@hotmail.com
Thanks for the info! So cute and simple...I will use it this week (yes, I'm in school till Thurs).
LOVE the boards!! What a great idea!!
Ali
could I get a copy of the board directions? would love to do this!! I couldn't find them on tpt! Thanks!
vverhunce@charter.net
Here is the link to get the directions on how to cut the boards.
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Make-every-child-a-dry-erase-board-for-your-classroom
Wow you were really busy! Such cute stuff! I love the gift idea for the kids. I will have to remember that for next year!
I really like these boards and plan to make them for my kiddos this weekend. What did you use to write their names?
We used colored sharpies to write the names.
I love the boards!! So very cure! How did you attach the ribbon and the dry erase marker?
We used hot glue to attach the ribbon and the pen is attached with a velcro dot on the pen and one of the board.
Brilliant! Thank you so much!
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