In case you didn’t know, I discovered how easy it is to make wreaths back in October with this one and I was hooked. I found this tutorial to make a yarn wreath and Danielle gives you great instructions on how to make your own! I decided to go for an FSU inspired version 🙂 My […]
DIY Fabric Covered Baskets!
I have many, many, MANY baskets in my room…most of which are the cheap-o, not so pretty ones from the Dollar Tree. Now, there is no shame in my game…I have used these baskets for a few years and left them blue. I even contemplated spray painting. But I hate spray paint. Mostly cause it […]
DIY Fidgets for Your Classroom
We all have them…the kids who wiggle and dance and touch everything you have. I love them. Most days. I usually try to keep some fidgets around, but each year I have some that walk away. They are not the most inexpensive items to buy, so when I saw some floating around on Pinterest that […]
DIY Chalkboard Picture Frame
I’ve gotten really close to my friend Modge Podge this week. I love that stuff. It is super messy and sticky and sort of a huge pain, but it is just fun. I have managed to turn an old, ugly frame into this… Isn’t it pretty? I love it so much. Here is how I did […]
In Our Room…
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I always see these precious signs at craft stores that are kinda like family rules like this…. and I then I started seeing them for classrooms, which got my creative juices flowing. There was NO way I was going to pay for one, especially when I knew I could […]
DIY Toolbox Organization!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. So alllllllll over Pinterest and Instagram are pictures of teacher toolboxes. And I was jealous. I thought… I need a teacher SLP toolbox. I have lots (or maybe millions) of office supplies that need cute storage. So I decided to tackle the project and ordered this: Then, as fate would […]
DIY Dry Erase Pockets
Did you miss the $1 dry erase pockets at Target? Yeah, me too. I kept seeing instagram after instagram of super happy SLPs and teachers grabbing those things and in my 57 trips to Target, I never got lucky. Not once. So, I took it upon myself to make some like I had seen on […]
Holiday Tags Freebie!
Earlier this a week, I had a request to create some custom holiday cards. Once I was finished with the design, I wanted to use them for myself! Then I thought…I can share these with my readers! First are generic tags you can use for your co-workers as a little thank you! You can attach […]
DIY Hands On Activity for Vocabulary
I have another Pinterest inspired DIY game for you! One of my most favorite blogs is Classroom DIY…they have so many great ideas! It is a collaborative blog, where several contributors do posts on DIY projects. I even found that they had a similar project for the cereal box files I had seen else where and shown […]
DIY Classroom Supplies
Let’s talk about being a new SLP and not have ANY money for anything. I remember those days very clearly. It’s about that time that I started looking for more creative ways to have what I needed with what I already had! Pencil cup! All you need is an empty can (mine was green beans) […]
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