Room Basics

Another great way to elevate your classroom is to make your schedule labels match your class' theme! I made 3 different themes: Earthy Neutrals, Star Pop, and Summer Lemonade. I also included labels without any writing so you can customize it as well (if you laminate them, you can use your expo marker to erase/add something new to the schedule)!

Here is a fun activity to get students using their fine motor skills and check their understanding on shapes; just in time for St. Patrick's Day! This includes what the final product should look like, cut out worksheet in both color and black & white, and a math worksheet that students can use to identify how many of each shape they see in the leprechaun!

This Welcome Banner spells out "WELCOME to __ GRADE" in colors ruby, faded red, mustard, and beige. Grade levels 1st-12th is available on this product. ***I recommend clicking on "pages per sheet" before you press print to adjust the size of your banner. 2 pages per sheet seemed to be a good size for my big whiteboard or desk!***

Do your students love pizza? This is a perfect way to incorporate their favorite food to learn their shapes. Students can practice their fine motor skills as they color, cut, and glue. The first sheet can serve as your informal assessment, and the finished pizza art will look so adorable when they're hung up around the classroom!

This product comes in so handy when you're labeling your tubs/trays to collect library books, lost items, homework, classwork, and paper from small groups!