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It never fails when your child needs a glue stick you can't find one anywhere. You can put some
papers that need some urgent action in one drawer and others with less urgent matters. I have only
one daughter in school right now, but my younger daughter starts next year and what a wonderful
idea to have everything right there that you could need in one box. Well done! Reply Delete Replies
ccc August 5, 2013 at 7:17 PM Thank you so much. Jana Downthehallinthird.blogspot.com Reply
Delete Replies ccc August 5, 2013 at 7:16 PM Thank you, Jana. This toolbox will contain classroom
management rewards like my student punch cards, stickers, student shout outs and more.If you want
punch cards for your students, click here to check them out. Click here to check out this amazing
self-assessment system for your students. I also have students sign this paper to confirm they
understand what is necessary. I also repurposed an old teacher toolbox and updated it to match the
theme of my big toolbox. As you can imagine, all of this puts a good dent in my monthly budget. I
worked over the summer to revamp my system and decided to upload the finished product to my
store. Stephanie Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown September 12, 2015 at 2:25 PM I looked for
the teacher toolbox on School Aids and can't find it. Then, fold the bottom up and tape together with
a coordinating tape (just so it looks pretty you could just use the same tape you had been using lol).
Our students return this Wednesday so I guess it's a good thing that I can FINALLY say that my
classroom is in order and LOOKS like a real classroom again. I used a shoe box from a pair of shoes
we had just bought my daughter. Reply Delete Replies Teacher-ific June 20, 2013 at 12:24 PM I
only have my students turn in Homework on Fridays, so I only check it once a week. All I do, once
all homework is turned in, I grab the basket and just scan through each students homework to make
sure it's complete and put it aside and go on to the next students homework. It is a little tricky at
first, but super fun and easy. You can learn more about how this teacher labels her crate (and where
she gets her labels) by heading to Instagram. Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown June 16, 2014 at
10:07 PM I love your creativity. I then labeled it using some leftover letters I had in my craft bin.
One of the biggest projects to undertake was creating my Wall of Fame in my classroom. You can
also use these inspirational quotes as a form of decoration for your classroom’s blank walls. I use to
have my students go up by groups and turn in homework to me, then I would check to see if anyone
did not turn in homework so they could serve lunch detention. Enjoy the rest of your summer
vacation!:) Stephanie Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown June 12, 2014 at 5:53 PM Hi. Try
putting up a battery-operated push lights to let them know if they’re allowed to go to the washroom.
This has been my only classroom and I've been in it for the last six years. This means that every time
you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again. I tried to do that this summer,
but it didn't happen. My construction paper is sorted and labeled by color.
If kids have questions, they know who else they can ask for help instead of you. Here are just a few
more peeks to see from around my classroom. I put in there some graph paper, some college ruled
paper, some raw hazelnuts, raisins, and jelly beans (have to have something fun). The most it has
taken me to go through all of the paperwork is 5 minutes, usually less. I tried to do that this summer,
but it didn't happen. It makes me panic to think about ever having to switch classrooms. My room is
by far one of the biggest on our campus because it's a part of the old band room. Stay organized and
keep your desk tidy with a simple bin that helps you easily keep track of what you need to get done.
After you pick their favorite quote, ask them to stand in front of the class and tell everyone why they
like the quote. She blogs at Deal Seeking Mom where she shares the latest grocery store deals,
coupons and freebies and at Unsophisticook where you can find her tried and true recipes. LOL
Then, I took some cute little stick on letters I had and stuck them on there. Everything looks
beautiful and amazingly organized. Melissa Reply Delete Replies ccc August 10, 2013 at 6:03 PM Hi
Melissa. After completing the Wall of Fame, I started to create some extra bulletin board space in my
classroom and hallway using Azure Blue paper and multi-colored chevron duct tape. Oh and let me
mention, when you actually find the glue stick it has shriveled to practically nothing. I just covered
them in duck tape to make them coordinate. I love how you decorated the box with bulletin board
trim. All of the items are housed in an inexpensive Sterilite tote that I picked up at Target. Instead,
you just want to keep it simple and have a nice big turn-in bin. This is the schedule the kids and I
followed two years ago. At least you get to see the finished, amazingly organized office!:). If you
added a top flap add a magnet or some velcro so it will stay down. I would also have them justify
their ratings on a post it note or self assessment slip. To get it to stick to the lid I just turned the notes
over to the last page and smeared a glue stick all over the back, then stuck it onto the lid. It's taken so
much longer than I had anticipated and it seemed like each time I completed a task that two more
popped up. I worked over the summer to revamp my system and decided to upload the finished
product to my store. Or maybe they need markers, scissors, tape, notebook paper, the list could go on
and on. I use to have my students go up by groups and turn in homework to me, then I would check
to see if anyone did not turn in homework so they could serve lunch detention. Stephanie Delete
Replies Reply Reply Unknown September 12, 2015 at 2:25 PM I looked for the teacher toolbox on
School Aids and can't find it. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the
Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. Then I have a student job who puts the clips
back on and takes the basket back to its place.
This has been my only classroom and I've been in it for the last six years. You can learn more about
how this teacher labels her crate (and where she gets her labels) by heading to Instagram. Every
Friday morning we reflect on what we have learnt that week. We have donated backpacks, shared a
back to school dinner and baked some Back to School Cupcakes. Stephanie Delete Replies Reply
Reply Shannon at Teaching to Love June 17, 2014 at 6:56 AM Your hard work really did pay off
Stephanie!:) It looks fabulous. My participation is voluntary and opinions, as always are my own.
The long paper is for longer notes, or making notes and then marking a page. It is probably one of my
favorite things that I instituted in my classroom last year. It really worked wonders to have my
students start thinking about how much they understood what we did that day in class. I filled the
box with standard homework supplies: scissors, tape, glue sticks, crayons, markers, pencils, notebook
paper, pencil sharpener, bookmarks, etc. I added the paperclip on the left just so the paper wouldn't
be hanging when the lid is closed. I even filled a tote bag to donate to a local teacher, watch for that
next week. Stephanie Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown September 12, 2015 at 2:25 PM I
looked for the teacher toolbox on School Aids and can't find it. I teach in an open plan school but
somehow I have a wall. Usually the Wall of Wisdom only contains posters that I have bought from
our local school store, but this year thanks to Vistaprint I was able to create one of my own. You’ll
have a clutter-free desk and classroom in an instant. My construction paper is sorted and labeled by
color. I used pink chevron fabric from Hobby Lobby to create a table skirt that went around my desk
and side table. To get it to stick to the lid I just turned the notes over to the last page and smeared a
glue stick all over the back, then stuck it onto the lid. It worked really great, but I couldn't find the
strips again last year. Then, fold the bottom up and tape together with a coordinating tape (just so it
looks pretty you could just use the same tape you had been using lol). The assessment baskets have
been a game changer in my classroom. My solution seems so incredibly simple — I can’t believe I
didn’t think of this sooner. I used a shoe box from a pair of shoes we had just bought my daughter.
This is one of the few times that something looks exactly like I pictured it in my mind. I'll check it
every now and again to see when it needs to be refilled. Hope this helps:) Delete Replies Reply
Reply Add comment Load more. After finishing the self-assessment table, it was time to set up and
decorate the back walls of my classroom. All I do, once all homework is turned in, I grab the basket
and just scan through each students homework to make sure it's complete and put it aside and go on
to the next students homework. This is just a cute little pouch I whipped up out of duck tape to hold
the pencils and pens.
Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown June 16, 2014 at 10:07 PM I love your creativity. We like this
one, especially its handles, from The First Grade Parade. Lay down the duck tape (for this pouch I
just laid two pencils out and measured the tape that way for length) then just used two strips of duck
tape for the width. Reply Delete Replies ccc August 10, 2013 at 6:00 PM Thank you so much, Erin.
Like I said earlier, it was a very long process and I wanted to give up so many times, but I am so
glad that I pushed through. You can repurpose them as trophies for students who do well in class.
Once announcements are over I can just look over to see whose clothes pin is still on the basket and
its really helps me identify the students that never turned in homework. This is just a cute little pouch
I whipped up out of duck tape to hold the pencils and pens. At least you get to see the finished,
amazingly organized office!:). I like your system but wonder.do you then have pull all the clips off
and re attach them. Click here to check out this amazing self-assessment system for your students. I
used pink chevron fabric from Hobby Lobby to create a table skirt that went around my desk and
side table. Well, read more on Unsophisticook to find out what a homework box is and tips for
creating your own. Carol Reply Delete Replies ccc August 10, 2013 at 6:01 PM Thank you, Carol.
Try putting up a battery-operated push lights to let them know if they’re allowed to go to the
washroom. I love the positive affirmations about your kiddos that you have posted everywhere.
Stephanie Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown August 5, 2013 at 10:13 PM This looks like a really
exciting classroom. Once everything was in place and created in Keynote, I would export the file to
a PNG Image File and upload it to Vistaprint. It sometimes reminds me of Ariel's cave from The
Little Mermaid because there is no telling what you will find in there.especially as the year
progresses. We have donated backpacks, shared a back to school dinner and baked some Back to
School Cupcakes. Then they aren’t digging around making messes trying to find their stuff. You can
buy this product in my store if you click here. That's a great idea to use proficient instead of
practitioner. You can simply use old file folders and wrap them with gift wrappers or old newspaper.
I was thinking about having kids just check their name off of a roster once they turned their paper in.
I bought chevron ribbon from Hobby Lobby and decorated the clothespins myself. This is also nice
for parents who have children that do after school activities and sometimes the kids need to do
homework at the football field, soccer field, gym or wherever. Reply Delete Replies ccc June 12,
2014 at 7:08 PM Thank you, Bethany. We use similar self assessment routines that we use. I think
one of my favorite ideas you posted was the turn in assessment baskets - genius.
I like your system but wonder.do you then have pull all the clips off and re attach them. Reply Delete
Replies Teacher-ific June 20, 2013 at 12:24 PM I only have my students turn in Homework on
Fridays, so I only check it once a week. It seems like it has been one thing after another and all of
those things are keepin. I can't wait to use some of your ideas in my classroom this upcoming year.
Stephanie Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown September 12, 2015 at 2:25 PM I looked for the
teacher toolbox on School Aids and can't find it. Creating a homework box is probably the single
easiest thing I’ve done to make the dreaded homework hour as pain-free as possible. To get it to stick
to the lid I just turned the notes over to the last page and smeared a glue stick all over the back, then
stuck it onto the lid. It never fails when your child needs a glue stick you can't find one anywhere. I
filled the box with standard homework supplies: scissors, tape, glue sticks, crayons, markers, pencils,
notebook paper, pencil sharpener, bookmarks, etc. It is probably one of my favorite things that I
instituted in my classroom last year. That's what I did. Delete Replies Reply Reply Write in the
Middle August 10, 2013 at 10:23 PM Love your room. I really like this because not only does it free
up room in her desk and store nicely on her closet shelf, but it allows her to move around the house
and do her homework on the porch if its nice, at the breakfast bar while I cook dinner, or even the
park if we want to enjoy the sun while it is still shining. The final beast I had to tackle in my
classroom was my office. I tried to do that this summer, but it didn't happen. Report this resource to
let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. With five children who are all active in
sports, it often feels like we’re on the go right up until bedtime. I used clipart and backgrounds that I
have bought from Etsy to decorate them. I think one of my favorite ideas you posted was the turn in
assessment baskets - genius. Carol Reply Delete Replies ccc August 10, 2013 at 6:01 PM Thank you,
Carol. I also found the plastic bend tucked away in a closet. You can simply use old file folders and
wrap them with gift wrappers or old newspaper. I have only one daughter in school right now, but
my younger daughter starts next year and what a wonderful idea to have everything right there that
you could need in one box. I was wondering where you bought the smaller toolbox and the organizer
you used for your paper. After kids punch it, they will get a strip of paper with an incentive. I
covered it in duct tape and electrical tape (I don't discriminate I use whatever I have. Stop by this
wonderful site to view other great ideas from the Thrifty Thurs. You will have to now cut two more
strips of tape and place the sticky sides together. The app also keeps a record of student and parent
users, which is important for parent-teacher conferences. You can buy this product in my store if you
click here. Last, but not least I have to show you the awesome Common Core planning product that I
bought from Study All Knight.
The border comes in long strips, that teachers can also use in classroom decorating. Making time for
family dinners and homework is a high priority, but making it a smooth and easy process is often
challenging. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as
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August 5, 2013 at 7:41 PM I don't even want to think about being in another classroom space.
Making time for family dinners and homework is a high priority, but making it a smooth and easy
process is often challenging. Stephanie Delete Replies Reply Reply Unknown August 5, 2013 at 7:13
PM This is amazing. We've only been in a week now, but if you've been in longer it is never too late
to get organized. Click above and check out my about section to learn more. This can be minor tasks
such as cleaning up their desk, the library, or anything you can think of. Seriously, it was so bad that I
didn't even take a before picture. I used a document sized plastic bend with a lid that is easy for the
kids to remove and put back into place. Other supplies you may want to include: calculator,
dictionary, other language dictionary if needed, small thesaurus, any special math tools that may be
needed. You should link up with the Back to School classroom setup linky party on my blog. Lay
down the duck tape (for this pouch I just laid two pencils out and measured the tape that way for
length) then just used two strips of duck tape for the width. I got both of my teacher toolboxes at
Lowe's in the hardware section. I have no clue where I would put half of my stuff if I had to move
into a smaller room. The assessment baskets have been a game changer in my classroom. This is
useful when a student gets excited, sharpening pencils helps calm him or her down. Once
announcements are over I can just look over to see whose clothes pin is still on the basket and its
really helps me identify the students that never turned in homework. I used clipart and backgrounds
that I have bought from Etsy to decorate them. It was running out and so I just took some paper that
had been printed on, but we didn't need anymore so I cut it up and stuck it in here so it isn't floating
all over the box. The organizer for my paper came from The Calloway House. Tiffany from Eat at
Home has a awesome new series starting, Drive.Play.Feed.Sports Season Suppers. Due to his
Congenital Heart Disease, we require him to we. I would be happy to have you share this and any
other idea you would like to link up to “One Creative Weekend” at OneCreativeMommy.com. I use
to have my students go up by groups and turn in homework to me, then I would check to see if
anyone did not turn in homework so they could serve lunch detention. It makes me panic to think
about ever having to switch classrooms. My room is by far one of the biggest on our campus because
it's a part of the old band room. I’m going to feature this on my weekend wrap-up on Saturday and
link back to you. Creating a homework box is probably the single easiest thing I’ve done to make the
dreaded homework hour as pain-free as possible.
I would also have them justify their ratings on a post it note or self assessment slip. Sidney
Teachingisagift Reply Delete Replies ccc August 5, 2013 at 7:41 PM I don't even want to think about
being in another classroom space. She writes on her blog that it really has changed her morning for
the better, helping her class stay organized and start the day out right. I have not had one issue with
a nail coming out or the material coming off the table. The long paper is for longer notes, or making
notes and then marking a page. My suggestion would be just to play around with different designs
until you are happy with what you've got. I use to have my students go up by groups and turn in
homework to me, then I would check to see if anyone did not turn in homework so they could serve
lunch detention. This is an effective way to make sure students are learning. My participation is
voluntary and opinions, as always are my own. With five children who are all active in sports, it often
feels like we’re on the go right up until bedtime. Making time for family dinners and homework is a
high priority, but making it a smooth and easy process is often challenging. It sometimes reminds me
of Ariel's cave from The Little Mermaid because there is no telling what you will find in
there.especially as the year progresses. Oh and let me mention, when you actually find the glue stick
it has shriveled to practically nothing. This can be minor tasks such as cleaning up their desk, the
library, or anything you can think of. I also pick up lots of extras no only for the classroom but for
“Operation Christ Child”. I even filled a tote bag to donate to a local teacher, watch for that next
week. You can read all their words of motherly wisdom here, as well as how they manage to “do it
all” while still living a life they love. Creating a homework box is probably the single easiest thing
I’ve done to make the dreaded homework hour as pain-free as possible. Just having it close and
organized works out very well and we don’t have to pack up our supplies until the work is done
since the area is dedicated to “homework”. (also make a good gaming or craft table!). Seriously, it
was so bad that I didn't even take a before picture. Have a great year! Reply Delete Replies ccc June
16, 2014 at 11:28 PM Aww. From organizing exam papers, to carefully crafting each lesson plan, and
execute them with such jest, they too, need some help. Reply Delete Replies ccc August 10, 2013 at
6:00 PM Thank you so much, Erin. Well, read more on Unsophisticook to find out what a homework
box is and tips for creating your own. I love it! After getting this attached to my desk and table, it
was on to getting rid of the clutter and going into super organized mode. We like this one, especially
its handles, from The First Grade Parade. The action you just performed triggered the security
solution. I like your system but wonder.do you then have pull all the clips off and re attach them.
Stephanie Delete Replies Reply Reply Shannon at Teaching to Love June 17, 2014 at 6:56 AM Your
hard work really did pay off Stephanie!:) It looks fabulous. Please include what you were doing
when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.