Classroom door window cover diy

It is Monday. Monday the Fun Day! (said no person EVER)! That was for Hadar:) The fun thing about today though is- I am posting some p...

Summer flew by & I finally finished a few things on my "To Do" list! I'm happy to be linking up today with Tara, over at 4th Grade Frolics. My classroom doors have a narrow window that often streams light into bad angles while students are working. To block the light, I used to cover them up with whatever construction paper I had on hand. The construction paper turns shabby & tacky, as the school year wears on, so I was happy to find directions for easy to sew curtains. This fabulous mother…

Roman Shades for Classroom Windows: This year to dress up my classroom a bit, I decided to made some window dresssings for the long skinny windows in my classroom and as a challenge I decided to made Roman Shades rather than a simple gathered curtain because when they don't need to be…

Hi, Teachers! Before I forget, I want to remind you that I'm having a sale on my Halloween Math Lab from tomorrow (the 22nd) to the 25th. Grab it now for 10% off! This is a really fun project for Halloween, but it is also meaningful and has real-life implications. It's differentiated and Common Core aligned. All you need to do is copy and you're done! OK... now onto my post!! I've been crafting a bit in my room this week. Sometimes when I really need to re-fuel, I find crafting to be really…

This idea came from Pinterest and I added nothing of my own to this. But when I went back to read the directions, the blogger made her blog...

Looking for an easier way to cover that classroom door window? This magnetic classroom door window covering is a breeze to make and easy to use too! Window Cover For Classroom Door | Classroom Door Window Curtain | Classroom Door Window Cover DIY | #classroomdoor #teacher #classroomdoorcover

No more trying to cover your own classroom door windows for Lock-Down drills. Let Shelter Shutters do it for you!

Emergency Door Curtain Organizer: Safety in our schools is at the forefront of everyone's mind, and back-to-school time is a great time for teachers to take a moment to prepare for anything the year may bring. One item safety officials recommend for the classroom is a device to bl…

Being prepared makes teaching emergency procedures (like a lockdown drill) simplified to kinders. Here's the "how to" so you can easily make a lockdown shade to cover a window on any of your interior walls that don't have one.

My sewing instructor once told us, "You want your items to look 'handmade' not 'homemade.'" Heck, I'll settle for either. I'm all about quick, easy, done. If you are inspecting my seams, then take a step back sister -- you are too close anyway. This tutorial is not at all fussy...just don't inspect any seams. At school we have classroom windows. This windows are supposed to stay uncovered so administrators can peak in --- unless there is a lock down drill in which case the window must be…