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Word Wall Makeover!
So, we still have 2 weeks left of school and I am already revamping my classroom for next year. My co-teacher was teasing me the other day because I already have a bunch of stuff laminated and copied for back to school….It’s never too early to start getting ready for next year though, right??
Exhibit A: My new rainbow polka dot word wall.
I am going for a rainbow theme next year for my classroom, and this was step 1. I just love me some polka dots, and the detail with the frames. Whaddya think? If you REALLY like them and want to snag them for your classroom, you can get them here.
So, are you OCD too and already prepping for next year with your current class still going strong? Please tell me I’m not alone! 🙂
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Love it!!!
Thanks! 🙂
I did the same thing! No fear! I went ahead and bought a new job chart, border, everything, and had it all laminated! I might even have my copies for the first 3 days done… but I'm not telling 😉
Jennifer
Teaching with Grace
Haha! I feel better now that I know I'm not alone 🙂 Thanks Jennifer!
Your word wall looks awesome but I am really struck by that built in wooden shelving system! It is pretty and I bet you get tons of storage. Is the word wall over the window or over cupboards?
Alyssha
Teaching and Tapas: 2nd Grade in Spain
Thanks Alyssha! I know, its pretty amazing. Our school is SOOO old. My classroom has all original hardwood floors, with those built in wooden cupboards and drawers. It has "church pews" (as I call them) built in to the walls around the room, and also the wooden mantle of a fireplace! Its been covered for a long time now, but its so neat to think that at one time they must have lit fires in there. The word wall is over cupboards that have glass doors.
We have a couple schools (2) in our district that look EXACTLY like the picture you posted! I love them!!! I'm curious…what do you put in the drawers below the word wall? PS I love your word wall 🙂
Bridget
Literacy Without Worksheets
Thanks Bridget! I love the drawers. I have drawers for our extra supplies– folders, glue, crayons, markers, and then most of the others have craft materials– ribbon, glitter, buttons, felt, etc.
That word wall is fabulous! I love how you used the glass doors to create it. How perfect! I just found your blog. Can't wait to look around a little more! 🙂
Amanda
Mrs. Pauley’s Kindergarten
I came across your picture while looking for pics of old cabinets. I actually teach third grade, but I love old things. What a beautiful treat to have in your classroom. I love what you have done with it. It is so nice that some of the old was able to be preserved in your classroom.
Mrs. D
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