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The beginning of a new school year is exciting but can also be a little bit nerve-racking for children and teachers alike! The first days need to fulfil several objectives including allowing everybody to settle in, to begin to re-connect/make new connections and to be filled with enthusiasm for the year ahead. Whole school or class projects are a great way to start the year with a bang, so here are 16 ideas to inspire and make everybody feel part of the team.

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So much Twitter love from my post about my walls this year. Y’all know how to make a girl feel good! I don’t have my lesson plans ready, and am not entirely sure what I’m doing on…

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These teachers are the boss of their cement classroom walls, and with some hot glue and tape and sticktoitiveness, you can rule your walls, too.

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At the end of the year I host a Learning Safari. Our class invites their parents to come into the classroom for a few hours to see all the ...

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Hi Friends! Hope your new year has started off with a bang. I'm popping in to share a little about my charts and how I display them in my classroom. Over the past few years I've shared my display on Instagram and often receive questions about the display. SO, let me start by reintroducing myself for those that might be new! I'm Cheryl Saoud. I started Primary Graffiti as Mrs. Saoud's Blog in 2009. I was a looping teacher from K-2 and communicated with my parents through my blog. By 2011, I merged to Primary Graffiti. Why Primary Graffiti? I was looping K-2, as mentioned above, and that's the primary years. I also had my students writing blog posts at the start, and as many of you know, reading primary students' writing is like reading GRAFFITI. So why are we here today? I've had teachers asking about my method of hanging charts in my classroom. Over the past four years, I've shared many posts of my classroom on Instagram. Many times, the charts on display were in the background of the post. Off topic from why the post was created, teachers would ask about my charts and how they were hung. So here it is... I display four hangers. What I mean by hangers are the hanging system. It's simply a laundry hanging system made by Spectrum and sold on Amazon. I'm not here to sell you anything. This post DOES NOT contain links that I make money from. It's simply a system that works for me. If you click on the word Spectrum, I have linked the product. As you can see, I display the four main content areas in my classroom. I have charts for language arts, math, writing and science. I create charted posters to display a summary of what we are learning. My teacher created chart is created and hung after the lessons with my class. Behind my charted posters, I hang the class created charts on the same topic. I do believe the kids need to be a participant in the chart creating process. However, many of my lessons are charted over several days and several charts. I like to come back and provide a beautiful visual that, as said above, is a summary of the weekly focus. I clip all charts that go with the focus on the same hanger. Example: If we are working on addition, I have an addition charted poster with all the strategies we focused on as a summary. Each lesson, such as communatitve property, associative property, additive, fact families, etc are all clipped to the back of my summarized charted poster. If I need to pull a specific lesson, I unclip the lesson and move it to the front. I find using the specific kind of hangers on the hanging system works best. When I used cheap laundry hangers with laundry clips on them, The clips would get tangled and charts would easily fall. This style of hanger allows for a stronger hold on the charts and are smaller given the space between each loop is close together. Each hanger has a different domain. I spoke of addition previously. The hanger in front is subtraction. I also have a hanger for number sense, measurement, etc. So as you can see, this is my way of saving all charts for the year. Being able to recycle them when a specific standard is being readdressed. I can also spread out multiple charts on each clip during a specific lesson. Example: I have many different charts that can serve a purpose when independently writing. I want my kids to feel like all the resources are available at once. One chart is about capital letters. Another chart is about writing topics. In addition, I have a chart about adding dialogue. And, don't forget the importance of displaying the chart about the writing process. If we are in our writing workshop. I can move each of the four charts out on the language arts, math, and science hanging system to display all at once before moving them back after the lessons. I'm aware I have a nice space that provides enough room for this display. Keep in mind, one hanging system can be powerful tool as well. Each hanger on the system could be a different content area, just rotating the actual hanger on the system. Be creative! PS. If you're looking for chart inspiration, I have a pinterest board devoted to it. Link here. Happy Teaching Friends!!!!

Open House Ideas {Fab Ideas from the Weekend Warriors} 5 comments Tips and Tricks, Weekend Warriors It's time for Weekend Warriors! I love our monthly link up. I really do! Our goal has always been to share great ideas with you, but we are always striving to make things better. Over the past month we've made some exciting changes to Weekend Warriors. First, we have a new look! Eek, don't you just love it? Another change we've made is to open up the linky! That's right, if you have a blog and some ideas to share that go with the current month's theme, then grab the buttons, post away, and link up! We'd love to check out your ideas! So, let's get started with this month's theme! This month, we are linking up to share our favorite Open House ideas, and more! We hope to share some fun ideas that you can use at your own Open House, or whatever annual nightly event your school might host. Warning, you are about to be photo bombed. My apologies in advance. But, I have lots of ideas to share with you. Each of which helped make our Open House a successful event. I truly hope you can take an idea or two away from this post! We recently had our Open House, so I thought it would be fun to take a peek at what we did. This year we spruced up the inside of our classroom by displaying new work on our bulletin board. It's always so nice to hang fresh work up for these kinds of events. The kids had a blast making this adorable display from Bright Concepts 4 Teachers. They wrote about why their future will be so bright. The parents loved this display! I kept our self-portraits up so the kids could play a guessing game with their families (you may recall from a few posts ago, that I never take this board down, or change it out). A few weeks ago, I removed the name tags that were on display with their artwork. With the names gone, the kids asked their families to figure out which portrait was theirs. It was a fun to watch this! If you're looking for a fun way to get students interacting with their families and their work, this is a simple way to do so. Just have your kiddos complete a self portrait, put them on display, and watch the fun unfold! Look for quick and easy projects to fill smaller spaces in your classroom. We put together this quick and easy little "board." This space is actually where I hang my anchor charts, but I didn't need those on display, I wanted student work on display. The students finished the prompt and colored their iPod. Easy peasy. You can grab a copy of this quick project here. Another idea is to spruce up your desks or table groups. That's exactly what we did! The students wrote letters to their parents thanking them for attending and noting the things they wanted their families to look at. We set these out with newly decorated name tags and bouquets of tissue flowers. I had the students hide their well loved name plates in their desks and they made new ones. I simply cut some white card stock into strips (2 1/2 inches by 8 1/2 inches) and wrote the students' names on each one. Then, they used colored pencils to decorate! This is my sample (and I really should have colored a bit darker...oops). I will be laminating their name tags so that they can use them as bookmarks. They are very excited about this! The finishing touch? We made some fun tissue paper flowers to set out at our table groups. Aren't they amazing? The following Monday, I sent them home with the students (they each took home a mini bouquet). My sweet colleague suggested this idea, and I am so glad she did! It made our room look super cute, the parents were really impressed, and the kids had a blast. And, they are super easy to make! To make these beauties, you need some tissue paper circles (I used 4 inch circles that I cut out on our die cut machine), pipe cleaners, and some "vases" (I used the small Mason jars). Fold one end of the pipe cleaner over (twice). Stick the opposite end through a mini stack of tissue circles (3-6 pieces). Gently slide the circles up to the folded end. Then, take your whole hand and scrunch the circles upward. Then, open the layers one at a time and rescrunch each one. Finally, trim the stems and stuff them into some Mason jars! Another fun idea is to set out any class books you might have. My students were so excited to show these to their families! Finally, to create a calm and welcoming environment, make it smell nice! I can't be trusted with a Scentsy, but I love the Air Wick plug in air freshener. I found a great tropical scent the other day and plugged it in. Our room not only looked great, but it smelled great! I realize this is soooo not necessary, but it's a nice touch. DON'T FORGET IT: PIN IT! Don't forget to visit these fabulous ladies to grab some more great ideas for Open House and more! And, if you've got some great Open House and More ideas to share, feel free to link up! An InLinkz Link-up Share It:

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