Monday, July 30, 2012

Monday Made It - #5 (for me ;))!


Oh how I look forward to Mondays nowadays! They are making me so much more creative than I used to be! Here are my latest projects:

Background paper compliments of dreamlikemagicblog.com.

1. I was inspired by some of the "subway art" and cute framed quotes I was seeing on some of your posts, so I created one of my own with the quote that I live by and that I work hard to instill in my students as will. I love how it turned out!


2. I also saw several of you making those fancy pantsy "How do we go home?" charts. My version is below! I attached the laminated circles with clothespins to the ribbon. The bow above is actually a little girl hairbow (the clip made it easy to attach). Then, I hot glued a flower to the middle. I will add clips with student names to the correct circle at the beginning of the year!


If you would like a copy of these labels for free, click on the activity cover below. They come in both English and Spanish.


Also, don't forget to link up to my "Destination: Summer Vacation" linky to share with us all of the super places you have visited this summer and summers past while schools out! Click on the image to see details and link up!







31 comments:

  1. Thanks for sharing your how we get home activity! I already downloaded it and am looking forward to making it :)


    Teaching Chick

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    1. Awesome! Hoping to see a post with the finished product in the future!

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  2. I LOVE it! I absolutely must find something to hang from ribbon like that!!! (We don't need a transportation list thingie. (sorry, little sleep, less coffee))

    ✿Lynn
    Inside this Book

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    1. Thanks Lynn. I am sure there are a ton of things you could do in a similar manner!

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  3. Krista, your How Do We Get Home clip chart is so much cuter than the standard poster. I think you've convinced me to make one now. I already have that exact same ribbon. Well I'm headed to Cafe du Monde for beignets and coffee, so this project will have to wait until I'm home.
    Lauren

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    1. Ohhh...you are making my mouth water! Enjoy the rest of your trip!

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  4. I never thought of making a "How Do You Get Home Chart" but it is a great idea! Thanks for sharing!

    Natalie

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  5. I love the "how do you go home chart!" Such a great idea--and I think substitute teachers will love it as well! I am your latest follower. I would love to have you come by and visit.

    www.ateacherwithoutaclass.com

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    1. Thanks! I am hoping it is pretty simple to use!

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  6. Thanks for the freebie! I can't wait to post on your linky we won't go on holiday until next week... :)

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    1. You are welcome, and I am looking forward to seeing all of the fab. places you travel to!

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  7. I'm second grade too with a lot of hispanic students, so glad I found your blog!

    Check out mine at T is for Teaching :)

    Amber

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  8. Love the "How Do We Go Home?" Chart! I have to add that to my to-do list. :)

    -Amy
    Krazy About Kiddos

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    1. Thanks Amy! You def. should, it didn't take too long, and it turned out great!

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  9. I love how your "How Do We Go Home?" chart turned out! That's definitely on my "to-do" list!

    Sarah
    There's No Place Like Second Grade

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  10. Love your going home chart. Super cute!
    Michele

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  11. I heart that Gandhi quote, I strive to instill that in my students all year long as well. That looks like a Hobby Lobby frame I've been eyeing in their store. Thanks for sharing all of the great transportation freebies - I love the way your final ribbon chart turned out!
    :) Antonia @ forkin4th

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    1. Thank you- and it is a Hobby Lobby frame ;)! They had it 50% last week, so I justified it!

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  12. WOW! I love both! You're amazing! I'm going to copy your Gandhi quote!
    Laura
    Mrs. Castro's Class

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    1. It's my favorite! Good one to discuss as a class!

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  13. Love! That Ghandi quote is in my kitchen! Can you tell me where you got the adorable graphics for the "How We get Home" chart? I want to add a few more (we have day care buses and after-school care) and I love what you used! Thank you!

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    1. It's a good one! The graphics are from Scrappin Doodles. They are the "Seven Habits" graphics collection!

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  14. Thank you, Krista. What about the car and bus? Are they Scrappin Doodles as well? I've looked all over and don't see any as cute as those! Scrappin Doodles has the cutest stuff!

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    1. Yes- I apologize, I forgot I used two different packs. They are the Scrappin Doodles. It is called Planes, Trains, Autos.

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    2. Got it - thanks so much!

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  15. Thanks for visiting my blog! I'm in LOVE with your chart! Thanks for sharing that. :) I'm your newest follower!


    Kate
    Second Grade Sparkle

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  16. I love the How do we go Home sign! So cute! I nominated you for an award :-) Stop by and check it out!

    Jenny
    teacherandamom.blogspot.com

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