Now to my Made Its this week.
I've been crafting away trying to catch up on some projects that have been sitting around. First up, I finally made Brain Breaks from Stephanie @ 3rd Grade Thoughts. I used them last year, but finally took the time to make them look as pretty as they deserve to be. I used Expressions Tape on craft sticks! Easy!
Would you like the label for the jar? Head {here} to download for free! I encourage you to check out Stephanie's Brain Breaks {here} because they are awesome! How often (especially at the beginning of the year) do we need to take a quick little break?
Next, I am in the process of completing my Super Improver Wall for my three classes! This is not a clip chart. It is a chart where students move up the "ladder" when they earn a certain number of fuzzies. (Read more about fuzzies here and here.) I'm hoping the visual will be a great reminder to students. The Super Improver Wall is another Whole Brain strategy that I am going to try this year. Read more about WBT {here}.
Finally, I made some numbers for my paper "turn in" pocket chart. Here's the pocket chart from last year:
Click on the picture to go to last year's post about this pocket chart. |
And here are my new numbers inspired by Tara, of course!
I am using Tara's numbers for 3 other areas of the room, so I wanted something different for the pocket chart. I printed the numbers on a magnet sheet. Have you used these? I love them!
Love, love your brain breaks jar!! :)
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The Sweetest Thing
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I love everything about this post! Everything looks so cute :)
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Simply Second Grade
Love these numbers, thank you!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour brain breaks look so fun. I love the ribbon. I really need to get together mine.
ReplyDeleteYay!! Thanks so much for the shout-out and I *love* how cute you made them with the multi-colored sticks and label-- adorable!!! Hope you and your kiddos enjoy them this year :) :)
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3rd Grade Thoughts
Love your super improvers wall. I'm excited to use this WBT strategy this year!
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Success in Second Grade
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Oh...I like the brain breaks! Very colorful! I love magnetic sheets. I always forget about them!
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ReplyDeleteOh My, Magnetic sheets you can print on!? I am going shopping right now!
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Oh.my.word. Printable magnetic sheets? You have changed my life forever!!! You just solved a huge problem I have been having with a truly pitiful white board that is barely magnetic. Thanks!!!!!
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Fluent in Fourth
I downloaded your numbers and will use them with magnets for my homework club board. Thanks so much for sharing! :)
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This is really fun and perfect for our kids. I want my kids to be more creative while they are still young and I know there are lots of helpful ideas from this site.
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I love the brain breaks. I am so excited to use them this year.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to get some of those magnetic sheets. I'm sure they will come in very handy.
Mary
Thanks for the numbers. I plan to use them on my new mailboxes. :)
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