Creative Materials

Can be printed and put on the wall in the classroom. Also, a great way a fellow teacher at my school does with anchor charts is also give the students a copy that they can put in their notebooks, just fold in half and tape it in to where it can be unfolded.

Have your students color each pendant. Once each pendant is colored cut out the shape. Then fold the tab hanging off the pendant in half. Take a ribbon or string between the fold and staple. It works best if you put two staples on the sides and one staple in the middle. These pendants are great to decorate a classroom or dance or home. My students are in 6-12 grade in my class, we did it with our Unified PE class as a Unified Art Project and they loved it!

During graduation season, your class may want a quick coloring break. Here is a great way to help send off your students who are graduating by congratulating them with this fun graduation banner. I use this banner with my students who are aging out as well to help make them feel like their peers as they exit their time attending high school.

My school has become much more strict with cell phone use. In order to allow students in my life skills class to still utilize their phones for things like using a calculator, setting alarms, using calendar, making phone calls, practicing texting, and other tools on their phone. I created a poster to show my class and my administration when cell phones are not to be used or when they can't be used.