It's Friday! The one day of the week during the school year I always look forward to! But during the summer, it's just another day! I heart summer:) So today I am linking up with Elizabeth over in Fun in Room 4B for he Fabulous Find Friday! Today, I am going to feature something that is so simple, so cheap, and easy to use. I don't know about you, but I hate glue sticks! I always seem to end up with glue all over my hands. I also hate tape! Especially when you take a piece and fold it over to stick two things together...I can never do it right. But now...I found this lovely tool that I think every teacher should have!
Do you remember the other day when I posted my
Last but not least for tonight...something I started! I found this making memories in...grade on Pinterest. Where they write notes and place them in a jar all year long. I really want to do this next year! So here is the file I am working on! I should have it done tomorrow:)
Time for bed:) Good night bloggy land!
It looks adorable! The font goes perfect with it!
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Thanks for linking up :) I need to go get some of that special tape!
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That is such a cute idea!! I can't wait to see it. :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
Learning Is Something to Treasure
Cute, Cute, Cute!
ReplyDeleteI was debating doing that this year, but I teach on a loop so I'd have two years of memories.
Adventures in Room 5
what a cute idea! Glad I found your blog! smskdg@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteThat adhesive roller does look like a fabulous find! Now I need to go looking for one.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the idea of the memory jar. So easy to capture the memories.
Thanks for sharing! :)
Double sided adhesive is awesome, and it sounds like you have decided to jump on the bandwagon- lucky for you, they carry it in lots of places :) Your "remember to" board is really cute!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great!! Will this be a memory book to keep all year long?
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No, it's not a book! It's where students write down memories and place them in one jar. At the end of the year you will read them together with the class.
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ReplyDeleteI am glad I have found your blog. I love that font (on the Memories sign)!!!
The Memory Jar sounds like a great idea, how does it all work? I'd love to hear more. So, do you keep a jar for each child? Or one jar for the class? What do you do with all the memories at the end of the year?
Cheers,
Kate
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Its one class jar! You read them to the class at the end of the year:)
DeleteI just found the adhesive roller and I LOVE it! I don't know how I ever lived without it. :)
ReplyDeleteThe memory jar is an Awwwwesome idea!
Amy
Where Seconds Count 2nd grade blog
isn't that tape roller the best??? LOVE it:)
DeleteThis is a great idea! We did a photo memory book and found our memories weren't as good as I thought as there were long pauses between, "Oh remember when we......" This will help alot.
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