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11K Shares It’s classroom decor ideas and tips to help you power through setting up your classroom. You’ll find themed I hope you find these classroom decorating ideas fun and fuel to help make your classroom sparkle. Decorating Your Classroom Creatively source: craftymorning.com 1. source: aroundthekampfire.blogspot.com 2. source: primarypossibilities.com 3. source: sunsandsecondgrade.blogspot.com 4. Decorating for Organization source: rockinandlovinlearnin.blogspot.com 5. 6. DIY Classroom Decor Tips 7. 8. Fun Theme 3D Decoration Ideas source: trendyteacher.files.wordpress.com 9. source: rulintheroost.blogspot.com 10. Under the Sea source: eyelikesfood.blogspot.com 11. source: tippytoecrafts.blogspot.co.uk 12. Seuss Theme Decor source: fancyfrugallife.com 13. source: tangledwithteaching.blogspot.com 14. What an inspiring setof classroom decorating ideas!Thanks to all of the talented teachers featured in this collection – your ideas will save so much time formany teachers!Feel free to grab the “ More Classroom Decor • • • • More Back to School • • • •

Your students are about to walk through your classroom door for the first time—how are you going to welcome them? These back-to-school classroom door decorations let you show off your teacher personality from day one. From simple but meaningful to artistic and impressive, these ideas cover every subject, every teacher type, and every budget. Plus, check out Tip: Not allowed to decorate your doors because of fire marshal or safety rules? Many of these make terrific bulletin boards too. (Just a heads up, WeAreTeachers may collect a share of sales from the links on this page. We only recommend items our team loves!) 1. Believe You Can This is the perfect powerful message to greet your students on the first day! Source: 2. Our Class Fits Together You’re all pieces of the same puzzle, and you’re in this together! ( Source: 3. Colorful Pom-Pom Welcome Welcome your students into the classroom with this colorful pom-pom door decor. Get the Source: 4. Just Keep Swimming Welcome back an entire school of little fishies (and share a little Disney love)! Source: 5. We Are Here Bring those encouraging vibes from day one. Students will feel at home when they see their classroom door! Source: 6. Puppy Smiles Even if you don’t have an adorable classroom mascot like Dolly, you can still make classroom door decorations full of puppy smiles! Source: 7. Monkeying Around Using brown burlap for the branch adds some cool texture to this door idea. Have kids color their own monkeys for a personal ...

Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • End of Year Party Ideas The school year is winding down, and summer is almost upon us once again! Kids are excited for longer days spent in the sun, playing and taking long vacations. Perhaps you’re looking forward to more family time and day trips you can’t take during the school year. image via School Bus Theme From a table and backdrop made to look like a life-sized school bus, to bus decorated cookies, this school bus theme end of year party is a cute reminder of schooldays. Pair it with a banner that says “Schools out for summer!” and you’re end of school party will be ready to roll! image via Ice CreamTheme This ice cream party for the end of the year features adorable decor – from paper ice cream cones hanging on the backdrop of the table, to washi tape covered trays! There are cute signs for each station and lots of coordinating paper products that fit the whole Ice Cream Social theme. image by Pool Theme A pool themed end of year party is perfect for welcoming the coming summer! What makes these decorations awesome is that they are totally functional AFTER the party is over. You won’t pay a dime for extra things you’ll just throw away – just buy summer items (like beach towels, pails and a wading pool) that you would normally buy and use them in unique ways for decor! image by Carnival Theme This carnival themed end of year party is over the top amazing. From a large, big top style tent fabric backdrop, to hand desig...

We know it when we feel it: School spirit warms a school, makes everyone smile, and brings people together. It makes everyone feel that they are part of something greater than themselves. There are so many ways to foster school spirit, whether it’s through community service, school-wide initiatives, or just plain old fun. 1. Serve your community with a Rake-and-Run Find out who in your community needs help around the house, and plan a day where students can sign up to rake lawns and bag the leaves. 2. Make a team-themed spirit cowbell Image: Use craft paint and ribbons in your school’s colors to create a custom cowbell for pep rallies and sporting events. 3. Host a talent show Invite your school to an event where they share one of their talents. Encourage teachers and school staff to join in too! 4. Do a book donation project Not everyone has access to Wi-Fi or e-books, and getting to the library can be challenging. Create a drop box at your school where classmates can donate books. Then, using a survey tool like Survey Monkey or Google Forms, reach out to families to find out who wants books and where to deliver them. Work with your advisor to create a plan for delivery. 5. Plan a design-a-mask challenge Challenge classmates to come up with a design for a mask that celebrates school spirit. Then, pick your three favorites. Create a video where you interview each classmate and ask them about their design and how it represents your school. If you have the funds, work with a...