What if you could create a nursery that not only soothes your baby but also stirs their imagination from the very first day? Our guide to 29 Boho Nursery Decor Ideas offers a gateway to crafting a whimsical and cozy retreat for your little one. With a blend of natural textures, soft colors, and playful patterns, these boho-inspired nurseries are designed to nurture comfort and creativity. Step into a world where every detail contributes to a warm, inviting atmosphere that both you and your baby will adore. Tropical Boho Baby Haven The Tropical Boho Baby Haven infuses the nursery with

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Have you ever had students who couldn't keep their hands off each other? I have!! Some classes have this issue more than others. One class I had really had a hard time with this. They got in each other's faces, poked others when they walked by, sat super close to their neighbor on the carpet, and were always touching people, school supplies, you name it. Does that sound familiar? We had several talks about it in our class, BUT we still had trouble, and honestly some felt very uncomfortable with it and needed their space. We decided to have a personal space camp. We read two books that were amazing to go along with the lessons that week. Harrison P. Spader, Personal Space Invader is hilarious!!! We love all of Christianne C Jones' books! They are so funny, and the kids can really relate to it. The other book that I love to read is Personal Space Camp by Julia Cook. Both are very good for starting the lessons on personal space. We spent a couple of weeks practicing and talking about personal space. We also referred to it throughout the year. One of the first things I used to show what personal space looks like is hoola hoops. I got mine at Dollar Tree, and they were a hit!! First, I had one hoola hoop, and put one student who I knew needed a little extra space inside. He was comfortable and liked being in the hoop alone. Then I added another student to join him in the hoop. They were still okay but not quite as comfortable as having it all to themselves. I kept adding kids inside the hoop until we couldn't fit anymore. We all talked about how it was very uncomfortable being in there and not having space. They said everyone was too close! Yep!! They were starting to get it. We used the hoops throughout the week putting one student in each hoop and spacing them out. This was so perfect in giving them a visual of what was comfortable and enough space for everyone. They took turns talking to each other while in the hoop and LISTENING to each other about why they were upset or angry during the week. This really allowed them to open up and learn how to speak to each other respectfully. It turned out that some of the conversations were not just about personal space, but it gave them the opportunity to share what was bothering them. This allowed them to feel safe and have a voice. YAYYY!!! Isn't that the best? The expressions on some of their faces makes me smile!! They are so funny! Throughout the week we continued to practice when we were on the carpet, in line, at their tables, and it helped them have an awareness not only of how they felt and what was comfortable for them, but also how others felt!!! They even went home and talked about it with their families. We read the book that is in my resource, and they did a few activities on when we might need more space (like meeting a stranger) or when we don't need as much (with our family). At the end of the week, everyone got a hat and a certificate that they completed personal space camp!! I was so impressed with them! They really learned so much and it made such a difference in the rest of the school year. We still needed reminders at times, but overall it was a huge success!!! I have now also added the book about social distancing and the importance for more personal space for our safety and the safety of others. I will read this with them in the beginning of the year since it will be so new for all of them and me! If you are interested in this resource, it is available in my TpT store. You can also try some of the activites as well on your own to see what your class needs. There are so many skills that are kids do not have when they come to us. Such a big part of school is learning social skills and social emotional learning! This is one of my favorite areas to focus on with my students!!

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I've got a Spaceman Freebie but first, I have some new products added to my Teachers Pay Teachers store: ⤤ SUPER EASY to implement - GREAT for the first weeks of school!!!! Click on the pictures to check them out or click HERE to visit my Teachers Pay Teachers store and click HERE to get a FREE kit each month!! Wonder how many times I've had to remind students to use spaces between words when writing? Maybe a million! I've been wanting some "spacemen" to help students remember to use those spaces, so I decided to make some. If you would like to make some too, I have a free download for you right here: {Click here or on the picture to download} BTW, I post a lot of freebies on my blog - if you don't want to miss any of them, make sure to click on this button follow me on bloglovin': There are a couple of ways to do this - the easiest would be to print on cardstock, laminate, and cut into strips. They can be used this way, might get a little worn after a while but it would be easy enough to replace them each school year. To make them super sturdy, I wanted to make mine to fit on large craft sticks (the kind sized 6 inches x 3/4 inch). I bought these at Walmart: I tried using Mod Podge at first, and that worked good, but I realized I had a MUCH easier way to do it so I broke out my trusty Xyron machine with the laminate/permanent adhesive cartridge: This: That's the smaller one, that works just as good, I have the larger one here: I got mine years ago and it's a lot cheaper now! I loaded in the printout of Spacemen... and out they came, laminated with permanent adhesive on the back. Then I just cut out on the lines (I used my paper cutter) and peeled the backing off to stick on the craft stick. I have these sized to fit the craft sticks exactly with just a little extra on the top and bottom. I made that extra space on purpose - here's a little trick to trim off that top and bottom and make it perfectly molded to the stick. Use a fingernail file! Just use a downward motion pressing the file to the stick where the paper is hanging over. It files the paper and laminate away and shapes it to the edges of the stick: Now they are ready to use!!

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Our 70s Retro Rainbow Wallpaper Mural is a favorite for fans of retro interiors. The toned-down rainbow stripes come together to make a groovy wave across a wall, which will give a fun 70’s look to your space. Whether you want to add some color to your kitchen, style a mid-century living room, or create a retro space dedicated to 1970’s nostalgia, this design makes a wow-worthy statement wall that will be a fun centerpiece to any room in your home. Our designers suggest matching the Rainbow Track mural with dark wood decor, white accents, and bright primary colors. We also have a stylish rainbow ombre wallpaper if you want a more abstract rainbow design. Looking for something for your little one? Transform your kids bedroom or nursery with our great selection of kids rainbow wallpaper.

Hello, decor enthusiasts! Are you ready to add a touch of whimsy and charm to your bedroom with some girly room decor ideas that are as pretty as they are delightful? Our collection of 15 whimsical bedroom decor suggestions is here to inspire you to create a space that feels like a dreamy escape from the ordinary. From captivating wall art to fun DIY projects, these ideas will help you transform your bedroom into a magical sanctuary where imagination knows no bounds.

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