Classroom hallway display

I LOVE teaching at my school...but I HATE the halls! Seriously, so ugly! I also wanted a cute way to display our Lucy Calkins writing (first year). You will need to spray your clothespins with glitter. This will give them a base layer so they will look pleasing from all angles. Be sure to spray a glitter sealer over this so you don't have endless glitter on the floor for the rest of your life! Now to make these clothespins really grab attention!! Paint Mod Podge over only the top of a…

Make Yourself P R O U D! This is our student display board for the year. My students will be able to put anything on their clothespin that…

Hi Folks! Happy Monday! I'm here with a Monday Made It to share. I am particularly fond of these little bobble head displays. My students are cute anyway, and the bobblehead style shows them off even more. They were a BIG hit with all our hallway visitors! I have a long strip of hallway in which to show off what we do in the classroom. I like to make a yearlong spot for each student so I can swap out student work, without having to create a whole new display each time. I saw a Pin that…

Whether you’re a seasoned instructor or just starting your teaching career, classroom decorating can either be loads of fun or the biggest headache. It can...

I’ve been working so hard making things, that I haven’t had time to post them! So I’m going to do an all-in-one pinterest show! I’ll try to make sure I give credit to where …

The frames are finished and hung! I can't wait to display their work!!! #kinderkids #teachersofig #kindergartenclassroom #kindergarten #iteachk #kinderchat

I tried to figure out a new, different way to hang my students work this year. I used clothespins last year, but when the hallway got re...

Displaying student work is important, but figuring out where and how to easily display student work, and changing out work samples can be tricky.