Over the past two-three weeks, I have been working on classroom posters and diagrams for my room. I teach first grade and took the opportunity of moving into a new room to redecorate my room a little. Here are some of the posters I have made. Some are made by hand and some were digitally made (with AR’s help).
Classroom Rules/Manners/Management
The first two poster ideas are just recreations of digital prints I saw on Pinterest. AR found similar fonts and recreated them for printing.
(original free download from eighteen25)
(from Vintage Rose Garden)
This tattling turtle idea came from Really Good Stuff. I wanted to change the design, but loved the concept. I decided to use a Franklin plush doll and incorporate it into my poster. With the plush and poster I will place a box and strips of paper for the students to write their tattles.
Curriculum Aid
Story Map to use with Post-It Notes for each story we read. Idea came from Growing Kinders.
Math Strategies
Writing Norms/Rules
The rest of the posters are to use when teaching long vowels. The long o and u were “inspired” by The Inspired Apple.
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I love your Tattling Turtle poster. Is there any way I can get a copy of it? Thank you.
The Tattling Turtle poster seen on my blog was custom made by my husband. The original idea came from Really Good Stuff. You can find it here: http://www.reallygoodstuff.com/product/tattling+turtle+kit.do
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Just saw the long U one on Pinterest. I think those examples are for the short U, though. Aren’t use, excuse, accuse, abuse, confuse examples of long U? Love the idea. It will make getting this across so much easier.
The U poster I posted is Long U. All examples on the poster are Long U examples…
Thanks for the long vowel posters. I will use them with my ESL class.