I know I should be using my time to plan and grade, but I simply canNOT pass up the opportunity for useful DIY projects in my classroom. This past school year, I decided to
experiment with individual dry-erase board ideas for my students, and I
came up with an inexpensive solution: 67-cent picture frames from
Wal-Mart. I inserted decorative scrap-booking paper and dabbed a few
layers of magnetic paint on the pack, and I was able to store the
attractive frames with markers magnetized to the backs. I loved the
unique aesthetic value, as well as the financial bargain! Take a look
through the pictures below, and let me know about any other DIY
classroom hacks that have worked for you!
Hey girl! I just nominated you for the Liebster Award! Visit my blog to see what it is and what to do next. Love those cute white boards!!
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Thank you, Brittany! That is so sweet of you to think of me. I'm hoping to nominate more blogs and answer the questions before the break is over!
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