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Thanks to Pinterest for the Inspiration!
We had a lot of fun this holiday at my school. We had two new teachers join our grade level. There are four of us on our second grade team. Thanks to Pinterest, we've all gained some creative inspiration this season. Luckily, we also have terrific room mothers that helped us pull off some cute holiday door displays.
Before we say good-bye to 2012, I wanted to share my team's doors with you. They did such a wonderful job. I love how they're all so different from one another yet just as beautiful as the next.
Above: The fuzzy white owls looked so cute in the frosted white branches.
Above: The lolly pops each had the student's name placed on the tag - so cute!
Above: Each student selected a book for their snowman - how creative!
Above: A closer look at the 3-D snowman each holding a favorite book.
(thanks to Amazon's thumb nail images)
We also tried to replicate the "If I Lived in a Snowglobe" idea we saw on Pinterest. Each child created their own winter scene. We used paper plates, zip lock bags, markers, black construction paper, and staples. You can click here to see where we found the original post.
You can get the free printables from Valerie's TpT store!
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Those are all so cute!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
Your snow globes are adorable!! Just love the idea! I think I may add this idea to my snow unit for January! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCelebrate Second Grade
Very fun! The post reminds me of the door on my college dorm. My roommate and I covered it in Christmas paper and a big bow so that it looked like a Christmas presents.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the memories!
Janet | expateducator.com
how cute!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your comments! We loved having our doors so festive for the holidays. The kids thought it was very cute!
ReplyDeleteHave a Happy New Year,
Erin
I had come across this during winter break, but just had a chance to really look at it now. I think my students will have a blast creating their snow globe scenes. Thank you for sharing. All the best for 2013!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Glad you liked it!!
ReplyDeleteErin