Paint sample classroom ideas

Hi everyone! I'm late to the party, I was supposed to post my idea yesterday and time just got away from me! I'm here today to share some ideas for using Paint Chips in your classroom. Now...I haven't actually used them yet, but I've been inspired by several adorable things I've seen on Pinterest. This anchor chart using paint chips to teach shades of meaning was my main inspiration. My students have ALWAYS struggled using interesting words in their writing. I might scream if I see the word…

I LOVE paint chips. They can be used for so many things in and out of the classroom. This post is about 6 ways to use these in your classroom.

Elementary teacher needs these easy to make vocabulary paint chips for writer's workshop. This is a perfect addition for any writer's workshop folder. | writers workshop ideas|

These teacher hacks are brilliant ideas for your classroom that'll make your life so much easier this year. Number nine will change your life!

A counting activity made from paint chips...I put a dot on the back behind the right answer so my little friend can check her own answers! ;) I was inspired by the word building paint chip activity but hadn't seen one for counting yet!

When you can craft for basically free, you should. Check out all of the amazing paint chip art you can make with the paint chips you grabbed from the Hardware store.

Dots: create you own design

One of the things that I hate every. single. year. is putting bulletin board paper up! It never fits properly and trying to line the various pieces of paper up is so frustrating as well! I tried many different solutions over the years. I tried sheets, I tried fabric, I tried shower curtains. Finally, I had an idea! PAINT (Cue hallelujah chorus music) I decided to paint my bulletin board with a pretty universal color that would show up in most borders or could transform into a specific…