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Baby Wipes, Cleaning Up Revisited
During the school year, I have the students donate several items for classroom use. Items that are particularly handy are boxes of Baby Wipes, Cleaning Up. These are excellent for wiping hands after r...
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Can, Shoe and Dot Organizers
Recycled tin cans, shoe racks and dot stickers can all be used to organize your classroom supplies. Learn how these inexpensive up-cycles will help you find what you need, when you need it.
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Capturing School Experiences
The school year is filled with special, unforgettable moments, especially for younger students. Ms. Richardson has a unique way of making sure parents can share in these moments.
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Coin Trays
In preparation for teaching math lessons and money skills, Ms. Locke has a unique solution for organizing her classroom’s play money. It’s simple and inexpensive. Find out how she does it.
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Copy Box
I made a copy box because I often found myself in the copy room needing something such as a pencil, white out, or a ruler. I found a small box with a handle on it and included in the box a small stapl...
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Disappearing Pencils
Tired of scrambling to find pencils for unprepared students? Or worse, wondering what happened to all your spare pencils you once had? Ms. Reid has a solution, and it won’t cost you a dime.
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Fabric Borders
Ms. Flammang shares a tip for making inexpensive bulletin board shapes, die cuts and borders last longer.
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Flaking Paint
Here's a way to keep paint from flaking off of milk cartons. An art teacher once told me to...
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Free Stuff from the Armed Services
I go to the armed services recruiting offices and ask for book covers and pencils. They are usually glad to oblige. They have other free things for classrooms too. I use the free pencils as rewards fo...
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Generic Message Labels
I have a big class so stickers are used up rapidly. I make my own on my computer using address labels. I can make thirty on one sheet. I personalize some and adjust the message according to the studen...
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