I'm super excited to show off my classroom! I have always wanted my own place to decorate any way I wanted and to be organized in my own crazy obsessive way and I'm so proud of it. I realized that I did forget to take a picture of one of my favorite parts but I'll do that next week and post about it later. I hope you like my class!
This is the board outside my classroom. If you can't tell those little people are Thing 1 and Thing 2 from the Dr. Seuss book made out of the children's hand prints. I got the idea from Pinterest and the children loved it!
Sorry this isn't the best picture because I took it with instagram but it's the only one I have. I decided to name the tables after different Dr. Seuss books. I was going to hang the cover of the books over their tables but I guess that's not allowed at my school so I settled for putting them on the pencil holder thingies. It turned out pretty cute.
The outside of my door. Not like you couldn't tell or anything. haha!
Since one of our standards is for all kids to know their colors I wanted to hang up color sings in my class but I wanted them to match the theme so I made this.You can't really tell but these are our classroom rules and they are also Dr. Seuss themed. I got them at the Utah Idaho Supply Store. The kids love them and I have found myself saying "put on your elephant ears this is super important to listen to" because of the pictures on one of these posters.
We did this the first week of school. I read the kids "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom" and had them color letters in the Alphabet to make our own tree. I made it bright colors so it still fits in with the Dr. Seuss theme even though it's really not. The kids love looking at the letters and telling which ones they colored.
My birthday wall.
This is where I display my student's work. Those little hats were made by some of my 6th grade summer school students. A few of them were really excited to help me decorate my room and would stay in from recess to help me do things. It was great. And now every morning I have a group of 6th graders coming in asking if they can do little things. I have really enjoyed their help and I have a feeling that once it starts to get cold more and more of the kids will be coming in begging to help me.This is my discipline chart. It's my Dr. Seuss-ed version of the old green-yellow-red behavior chart. I thought it was a cute way to fit in with the theme and it works really well.
I have a few more cute things that I'll have to take pictures of another time but pretty much that's my classroom. It's all very organized and clean just the way I like it so I'm loving it. Hope you like it too!!!!