Classroom sign out system

DIY classroom sign out system using Hobby Lobby magnetic board, Washi tape, foam discs, and small magnets. Font on labels is "hellobarnyard". Love this easy system that allows me to keep track of my kiddos and matches my class decor!

In my sixteen years of teaching I’ve tried every classroom reward fad I could find! I’ve done the marble jar, a complex money system (literally with my face on the bills). I’ve tried tickets, individual desk cards, hole punch cards…you name it, I’ve tried it. Each system had its positives, b

Hey everyone, I always love exploring other blogs that I love to see different things they are doing in their classroom. I also love getting ideas from something cute I see on Pinterest and then "tweaking" them my own way. I've decided to post a few pictures of my classroom to hopefully inspire others. If any of these were your original ideas please let know so I can give you proper recognition! Whoever came up with these ideas has been a life saver for me and my classroom and deserves…

Keep track of students who are in and out of the classroom with this DIY magnetic sign out board. It's a quick and simple classroom craft that serves as a useful classroom tool. #classroom #craft #signout #board

I hope you are all having a wonderful summer! I have been relaxing, reading, swimming, spending time with family and friends, and working on stuff for the classroom. Summer is the perfect time to…

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This year, I have had a pencil dilemma. This is my 21st year of teaching and I have never had this problem. I have always just put out pencils in the supply buckets at each table. I would put out new pencils as we needed them, but it wasn't very often. Each year, I always had a surplus of pencils left. Luckily, I had a lot of extra pencils left from last year, because this year, the pencils in my room have been disappearing. I teach two different blocks of students. I'm not exactly sure…