Instead of buying new ribbon to outline my anchor charts, I decided to use the yards and yards of white border I had in my classroom. #winning
I am only teaching writing, math, and social studies this year. My teammate will be in charge of reading and science! I am pretty excited about it.
Yay! I sewed my new curtains yesterday at my parent's house and I think they work well in the space. I am so glad to have the cluttered shelves covered.
A great place to hang our work.
I will be pointing to this board pretty often.
"Mrs. Morris, I'm done. What should I do now?"
I saw place value bubbles on Pinterest and knew I had to make them.
This was my inspiration:
Click to view her post.
Click HERE to download the place value bubbles. Please leave me a comment if you download them. I like knowing they are being used.
I will be back at school tomorrow. There are always things to do. I am almost ready to start making copies for Back to School Night! Our teacher inservice begins this Friday, so I only have a few days of summer left.
7 comments :
LOVE the Place Value Bubbles! My kiddos can NEVER remember their place value. Hopefully this will help :)
I love how you have set up your wall for anchor charts. I may have to do that! I have a HUGE back wall that doesn't have much on it....but this has given me some ideas. I will have to see if I can make it happen haha!
I am going to share with a Grade 4 teaching friend. I know she'll appreciate this great idea!
So excited to put up the place value bubbles! It will help my students!
Thank you for the place value cards :)
McCumbee Talent Development
Everything in your classroom looks great! I definitely downloaded those place value bubbles. #awesome
Thanks for sharing!
Amanda
The Teaching Thief
These place value bubbles are exactly what I was looking for!! Thank you so much for sharing! They are a great visual for my students who need that extra support. Love them!
Thank you. This is a wonderful resource. I cannot wait to hang it in my room.
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