Hello everyone! I am excited to link up for Monday Made It.
I had a crazy weekend, but I finally decided to make the teacher toolbox. I bought the Stack-On organizer from Hope Depot and made by labels.
I just need to print them out and put them in the toolbox. I need more ink. These are my labels below. I have purchased so much clipart and digital papers that I am having fun playing with them. I am going to leave the toolbox gray. I think the gray will go nice with the colors and patterns I chose for the labels. The digital papers and frames are from Lilly Bimble, Aesthetic Addiction, and Jessica Weible.
I am having a hard time determining if all the places I got the graphics will let me share them in freebies, so I have just uploaded them to my store for $1.50. You can get the labels at my TpT store as a pdf file with the way I have them labeled for $1.50 or as an editable file in Powerpoint for $2.00
I also made some Objectives signs now that I know I am going to be teaching. I just need to pick up some frames and print them out (once again once I purchase some more ink).
If you like the objectives signs, you can get them at my TpT store for $1.50.
What do you think? I love all things blue and green. Green is my happy color.
Love your labels and objectives boards. I keep running out of ink too!!!! I love your blog design by the way:)) Thanks for linking up:) I would love it if you would grab my linky button:) Loving the colors in your digital papers:))))
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I added the button. :) I had forgotten. Thanks for the blog design complement. Thanks for hosting such inspiring projects.
DeleteI love it all! Thanks for inspiring me!
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I Love My Classroom
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Oooo I love all the colors you chose. They will look great with the toolbox. :)
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My (Not So) Elementary Life
I purposely bought digital papes that would look good with gray. I'm not really a spray paint person. I knew I needed the blues and greens - basically similar colors to my blog design.
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ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. Adding more to my to make list! Love it!!! Newest follower!
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Very cute labels! Do you mind sharing where you get all of your borders/frames? I really like them! I just followed you as well :)
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Just updated the post with who the papers are from and also added the labels and signs to my TpT store for $1.50
DeleteWe are required to write our objectives on the board everyday. I try to refer to them often, but I don't think they mean anything to my students. How do you post/share them with your students? It may be a good idea to have my kids jot them down!
ReplyDeleteI never was great at it either. That's why I like the idea of the objectives signs. Maybe if more visually appealing, they will notice it more? I think having them write it down would be good.
DeleteI am right there with you! I am using a Pinterest idea, but tweaking it. I printed up the I Can statements from Laura Candler (I think) and I am going to get picture frames to put the I CAN statements in the frames. I hope to train my 3rd graders to take over the I CAN job after a couple weeks. I have seen people put the papers in frames (Like you made, April) and then each day they write on the glass with an Expo. I just worry I will forget to write them. Thus, the pre-printed statements that I can just keep in sheetprotectors. I am soooo new to Pinterest, I am just shopping and window shopping at this point. I wish I know how to post some of my projects I have been inspired to make. I am already working in my classroom, setting it up for my new grade level at my new school. (yikes)
DeleteHow did you attach your labels to the boxes?
ReplyDeleteI still need to attach them. I am just going to use tape so I have the option to change colors later if I want. I will show pictures when I am done.
DeleteI really like your objectives! I mean, I am really picky when it comes to colors in my room...these are perfect! I think I may just have to buy them:)
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Tonya’s Treats for Teachers
What is the name of the paper you used? I am trying to find it on her blog!
DeleteMost of them are Lilly Bimble - the paisley and the aqua damask. The frames and the papers with gray in them are Aesthetic Addiction. The colorful checks and flowers and green gingham are the Baby Bumbles set by Jessica Weible.
DeleteApril, I also want to thank you for the amazing choice of labels decor! I am going with a Camping Ground theme, so the rustic "fabric" looking labels are adorable and perfect for my class! I hope to laminate them and then use mounting tape so that they stay on. But I also like velcro circles if I want to switch around my labels, I can just move the signs to a different velcro circle! Thanks again, for all of your great (and totally adorable) work!
DeleteNice! I like it all! Love the labels! Glad to be your new follower!
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The Caffeinated Classroom
Beautiful labels-very classic!
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kindertrips
Thank you! I love the colors and patterns
DeleteIt looks good! I can't wait to see your finished tool box. :)
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Sprinkles to Kindergarten
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Those are beautiful.I’m your newest follower. Please check out my blog if you get a chance. Calling Plays in 2nd Grade.
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Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! I saw this idea forever ago, but the labels available weren't the same I needed. I was dragging my feet to make my own! This will save me so much time! Thank you!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them! I wanted something cute that would match the gray. I had no desire to pain the toolbox.
DeleteI love your labels and signs! Great job!
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Hi April, I'm so glad you stopped by my blog. It led me to your super cute blog! I love your labels. I'm now thinking...I definitely need a toolbox.
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