More projects to check off the list and share the Monday Made It Linky Party.
PROJECT 1: Measurement Dice
I am adding an element to calendar each day. "Monday Measurement", "Tuesday Time & Tally", etc) For measurement, I made three dice. I found some blocks in a tub buried in the back of my math cupboard. One block for each of the measurement categories (volume, distance, mass). Then I typed words that matched the category and modge-podged them onto the six sides of the block.
PROJECT 2: Clip Chart
The clip chart I have used in my room for years. It was rainbow colored and worked perfectly fine....but it didn't have polka dots and it didn't match the classroom....time for a makeover
I printed out the phrases "flipped" style and glued them onto a background color. The green polka dots are plates. Then I tied all the plates together with green ribbon and hot glued the whole thing to a yard stick.
Using the same style letters and a larger plate, I made up a title, and can't wait to take it back to school!
What have you been making? Linky up!
Happy Monday,
I love your measurement dice idea!
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I love your polka dotted clip chart! What a great idea!! :)
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A-B-Seymour
I wouldn't have thought of using plates for the clip chart, but what a fabulous idea! I love it!!! :)
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Learning Is Something to Treasure
I just found your blog through pencils, books, and dirty looks's blog. I love how you used the paper plates!!! I'm going to do that for my I PICK "poster" near my library! I'm your newest follower.
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I love the idea of the PLATES! So creative!
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Layla
Fancy Free in Fourth
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ReplyDeleteAwesome idea using plates! So cute!! I'll be starting my use of the clip chart this year too...excited for it! Thanks for sharing! I'm a new blogger as well :)
ReplyDeleteYay for the Made It Monday linky party! I think your clipchart turned out great!! Thanks for the idea on using mod podge to create customized dice from wooden blocks.
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Antonia @ forkin4th
Those plates and labels are really cute! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteI have never had a clip chart, but I'm thinking about it now! Yours looks great!
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Owl Things First
The plates were such a great idea! And the labels, swoon . . . . Love it.
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I Teach. What's Your Super Power?
What a great idea to use plates for the clip chart! Super cute!
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Lessons with Laughter
I love the colors of the clip chart, fabulous. Thanks for sharing.
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Bubbalulu.blogspot.com
Love your twist on the clip chart! Fun and colorful!! Love your dice for calendar time too! Great idea! Thanks for linking up:)
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Great spin on the behavior clip chart!! Very creative! :)
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Miss R's Room
I love the measurement dice idea! Measurement is always one of those standards we rush through but this activity will give the students an opportunity to practice the skill more often! I was thinking about the plates and wondering if they could be linked together to make large dice! Or use small plates for smaller dice?
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DeleteOh my goodness! I LOVE both of these ideas. I know I just commented on another post, but this was too great not to say anything. I just made a clip chart using polka scrapbook paper, but I'm seriously loving the polka dot plates. Now I think I want to change mine. Ha!
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