Well, I'm a little late on posting my classroom tour considering that we have already been in school for two months, but that's how it goes at the beginning of the school year. I posted about
my classroom last year, so this year I decided I would just show you the few changes I made. As usual I had plans for more changes, but well I just ran out of time to get all those cute pinterest ideas done. The beginning of the school year is about the only time of year that I have time to do those things so it'll probably be next year before I have any major classroom changes and cute pinterest crafts to post about. This year I really didn't change much. The first thing I changed was my student work bulletin board I have in my classroom. I LOVE how it turned out!
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| I saw an idea on pinterest to spray paint clip boards but they were to expensive. Instead I laminated large pieces of black construction paper and hot glued on some clothes pins. Then I added the little name clouds for each student. I purposely put the names on after I laminated the black paper so that next year I can just change out the names but leave the rest of the bulletin board. |
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| I had couldn't fit all of the students on to the board so I added some above it so that every student has a spot. I could have made the board bigger by moving my calendar, but I was a little lazy so I'll save that step for when/if I move classrooms in the future. |
The next change I made was to my computer/desk chair. It broke on me last year, like completely broke to the point that if you sat on it it collapsed and you ended up on the floor. So I took it home for my husband to fix and while I had it home I decided to give it a little make over. All I did was buy some cute fabric from Hobby Lobby and cover up the old boring fabric and now I am in LOVE with it. It is definitely one of my favorite things in my room.
Well sadly that's about all the cutness I had time for this year. No major changes to my room but sometimes it's the little things that make all the difference. Thanks for reading!
