Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Anchor Chart "Bulletin Board"
At the end of last school year, I began creating anchor charts with my students. I can't believe I never did so earlier! The problem was I really didn't have a great place to display them afterwards without taking up my already limited whiteboard space. This was my solution! Given I am already doing a nautical theme (more on that later), this was a perfect addition. I will be able to include at least 3 of these charts (with sticky back) at any given time - possibly even 4. I'm not one to change boards all the time, so this allows for change with little effort! Win - win! The word "charts" is actually done in rope from the fabric section in Walmart. I hot-glued it in place. This is not a real "bulletin board." I hot-glued paper to the wall as well as the trim to tie it all together and provide for a little more color. Do you guys create anchor charts? If so, where or how do you display them?
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I see you brought your cutest classroom accessory with you! I cannot believe your kids come on Wed. Remind me what state do you teach in? This coming week is our family vacation and I cannot wait for some R&R after a week of math training where I thought, on more than one occasion, that my head might explode. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm in Georgia. I certainly hope you enjoy your vacation! While I cannot believe we are already back at it, I am looking forward to the many week-long breaks scattered throughout our year! The hubby and I were just discussing plans for fall break! ;)
ReplyDeleteI did just post pics of my mostly finished room. You'll have to check that out too.