I'm linking up with Tara from 4th Grade Frolics to share my "made it" this fine Monday morning. I have two Monday Made Its and one is very much non-classroom related. I already posted about my bulletin board, but I love, love, love it so much that I wanted to share it again, with the hopes of inspiriting another science teacher out there! So here it is. My Scientific Method Bulletin Board! I used cardboard scraps to cut out and paint the large shapes - the lightbulb, question mark, eye and the beaker. Then I just used t-pins to give them a 3D effect on my board. I plan on keeping this up all year! {Unless I get tired of looking at it...but the kids will use this process all year, so I thought it would be fitting to keep it up.} Anyway, I just think it's so much fun. AND it's my very first bulletin board EVER in life. {I am going into my very first year as a teacher this fall!! HOORAY!}
My second Monday Made It is a Home Monday Made It. It's my necklace hanger/organizer thingy! I love it! I just bought a piece of a 2x1 (or some derivative of that size), spray painted it with a bronzish/browinsh color that had the hammered texture {Hobby Lobby} and then bought some little drawer knobs. I LOVE the way they turned out!! (I made two since my necklace collection is ridiculous.} Thanks, Pinterest!! Love it.
So head on over to Tara's blog and link up with her infamous Monday Made It!
Love both of these!! That scientific method poster is just TOO COOL! It really turned out amazing.
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Yay! Thanks Amanda! I LOVE Monday Made It Day! So many wonderful ideas out there.
ReplyDeleteLove these ideas. Very impressed!
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Tracy
Creekside Teacher Tales
LOVE The bulletin board! That is AWESOME...Consider me inspired!
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Thanks Sara! Following you, too!
DeleteLove that board! So engaging!!
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DeleteLove the scientific method board. I'm making one in my room as soon as I get back to school!! Thanks for posting :)
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome, Jennifer!! I am going to head on over to your blog and follow you! I wanna see pics of yours as soon as you get it up! Woo!
DeleteI just discovered your blog, and I am following you now! I too will be teaching 5th grade science this year. I have taught 3rd, 1st, and 10th grades, but am really excited about 5th! I just found out a couple weeks ago so I haven't done much in the way of science yet, but I am so inspired by your blog! Please come on over and check mine out at www.keepcalmandimagine.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks.....and I will be checking yours out OFTEN! I love your ideas....Vicky
I love your blog and I have nominated you for the Liebster Blog Award! This is a special award for blogs with less than 200 followers! Be sure to visit me at keepcalmandimagine.blogspot.com to pick up your award! Vicky
ReplyDeleteLove your scientific method board and super love your necklace holder!!! So cute! Thanks for linking up:)
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Love both your Monday Made-Its! I'm your newest follower!
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Thank you Nichole! I am heading to your blog now! :-)
DeleteLove the scientific method bulletin board! I wish I was still teaching science so I could steal t from you :)
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To The Square Inch
LOVE this board! I teach 9th grade biology in Hoover and have been looking for something fun and functional to take up some wall space. This is perfect (if I can make mine look as good as yours)!
ReplyDeletelove this idea. Am attempting to create it for my 3rd grade class. How did you do the arrows? and is the border construction paper?Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi there! Thanks for stopping by. So glad you're making one for yourself! The arrows are drawn and then I just colored them in with black permanent marker. And yes, the border is 2.5" black construction paper. Let me know if you have any other questions! I'd love to see yours when you finish it!!
DeleteHow did you make the print for the words - is it a specific font?
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