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@jennxreads 2 года назад

My vote is switch out the scissors and put the crayons in the caddies. I also vote for just using a sharpie to write their names on their bags. Room looks great!

@BridgingLiteracy 2 года назад

Thank you!!!

@elowenellswell9879 2 года назад

Write in Sharpie because they'll just pick at the paint. Also, I'd put the crayons in the caddies as you use them more often. Then pass out the scissors when and if you need them. Also, as a parent my child wouldn't be allowed to have their name on the outside of their backpack. It's actually suggested not to do that for safety purposes.

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@gl990 2 года назад

For safety reasons, name tags on backpacks isn’t advised by many agencies. Instead, you may consider assigning each student a number & use those on the backpack tags.

@crystalfrye8554 2 года назад

Sharpie on the pencil bags… that’s what I would choose 😊 they might pick at the puff paint

@mariemolloy2392 2 года назад

Keep it simple. Just write the names in black sharpie. They will pick off the paint most likely.

@teacherof20 2 года назад

So true!

@juanitagentry9816 2 года назад

I am a retired teacher of over 30 years. I think your classroom is awesome. More importantly, I love your enthusiasm and love of teaching. You go, girl! I know your students will love you!

@injones74 2 года назад

Labels: I would have names on a laminated cards and use a small zip tie to attach to one of the three metal rings (where it is made to click into a binder.) OR the Sharpie idea. :) Love your room and ideas. I'm sure your new school is so glad you are there now!

@bellakinzttv 2 года назад

Write it in sharpie on the back of the pencil cases, they'll just pick the paint off. Also another suggestion for the pencil pouches; you could make small name tags, laminate them, hole punch them, and attach them with zip ties to either the zipper or one of the binder rings on the pencil pouches.

@elimaylugo2474 2 года назад

Please use a sharpie for the pencil pouches. Make things easier on yourself 🥰😍. We understand wanting to do more but students might peel the paint off too 🤪. You are awesome 😎.

@amandawilkins8403 2 года назад

Great video, Bridget! You gave me a lot of ideas that I want to try this year. I think you should label the pencil pouches with Sharpie marker. Maybe you could put the crayons in the small latch boxes from Dollar Tree and then place them into the pencil pouches. I am not sure if they will fit, though. Your room is looking amazing, but what I love the most is how you focus on instructional choices and relationship building as priorities and then design your classroom to meet those needs, rather than just design a beautiful room without the functional aspect. You are awesome, Bridget! Have a great week ahead!

@melissarenfro7879 2 года назад

I suggest putting the scissors and glue sticks together so you have room for the crayons. In terms of the pouches, you can first write in Sharpie and then puffy paint. This way if the paint disappears, their name is still on the pouch. Have a great year!

@natalianickolcheva2529 2 года назад

Room looks great. You are amazing. I would take the scissors away and put crayons instead)

@microbean1103 2 года назад

40 book challenge comes from The Book Whisperer by Donalyn Miller

@lauriewilliams8336 2 года назад

Sharpie for pencil pouches. Paint will get picked and peeled off.

@amycronk2450 2 года назад

def not puffy paint. kids will pick at it. name gone in a week lol

@juliannamcdowell2179 2 года назад

Hi! Donalyn Miller is the creator of the 40 book challenge! She just came out with a new book, The Joy of Reading. It is AWESOME. Something every teacher should read. I do a version of this challenge in the library (I'm a teacher-librarian). Instead of tags, I hand out mini badges (buttons) that students can collect on their backpacks. They LOVE badges. :)

@jacobie1010 2 года назад

As a middle school teacher, a lot of my students still play with scissors. So I would replace them with crayons. I also would just use sharpie on their pencil pouches~

@kristinedick4462 2 года назад

Hi Bridget! I have loved your videos on starting fresh in a new District. You are doing an amazing job getting prepared. Your learning space looks so warm and inviting. Two suggestions: combine scissors and glue in one spot of the caddy, crayons in another. Try silver sharpie or gold sharpie highlighting (tracing) black sharpie for the names on the pencil pouches. Just a thought. Looking forward to your next video.

@jenniferhallatschek3511 2 года назад

I printed their name on a business card size piece of cardstock and then just slid it into the pocket behind the mesh. We could see it and most of them lasted all year. If not, it is easy to print another card. I am reusing the canvas pencil pouches this year.

@jessiemadanat5455 2 года назад

Sharpie on cloth pencil case just do it beautifully or do with with a colorful sharpie. 4th graders don't prefer to use crayons.

@kaylayoungblood9577 Год назад

Whitening supplies for Bolder and supplies math and homework for your students and your classroom supplies bins organize classroom supplies bins organize storage center

@crystalvibes2122 2 года назад

For the pencil pouches you could make a name tag and connect It to the pencils pouch on the top eyelet by either binder rings or zip ties.

@ceciliagoodale1707 2 года назад

Wonderful job your classroom looks amazing! You also thought of every detail. I’m a middle school teacher but I’m out of the country so I will have just five days to get my classroom ready once I’m back. This will be my second year teaching and the first time with my own classroom. I teach math. I welcome any advice. Wishing the best to everyone! 🤗

@graciesanroman7448 2 года назад

Buy school supply boxes or plastic shoe boxes and place the crayons in them. I have used them with my kinder, 2nd and 4th grade classes. Just dumped 5-6 boxes of crayons. Done. I usually place the crayons the first week of the second semester.

@michellev666v 2 года назад

I don't have pouches. During registration we sent out supply letters to parents. I specifically asked for soft pencil pouches. I'm going to have a back up plan for ziplock bags if they don't bring any. I ran out of supply funds and I've spent so much of my money already. I'm really hoping parents bought the supplies listed for their child. 😱

@lisachristian4584 2 года назад

And that beautiful black chalkboard is magnetic...! 🤸‍♀️

@mzzzzzzday 2 года назад

Those are the pencil cases that my district gave us when we came back after qurantine. I I put their numbers on them in sharpie, and I use them still now. I put headphones in them tho, and I use plastic pencil boxes for supplies. i now use the extra pencil zip cases I collected for math centers. You are in 4th grade, and it is different. but I loop in 2nd and 3rd grade. I'm really big on guided discovery, and I only give them one supply at a time!! i cannot handle them all getting everything at once, it stresses me out, because they like....idk what is up with kids and supplies.

@nikkio8421 2 года назад

Use a fabric marker. That should do it. Also don't you use your boxes of highlighters? I would replace the highlighters instead of the scissors if you do.

@avianaendress4705 2 года назад

Hi you’re good the way they are I think you should put the crayons inside their pencil pouch.

@shannonnelson4464 Год назад

Use a sharpie and just write their classroom number on each one. There’s plenty of room on that thicker side border, where it’s just canvas without the netting.

@andreaorourke 2 года назад

Labelling- I would write a number on the pack with sharpie and add a list on the wall with who was issued which pack number. Maybe add a blank column to write up something that goes missing or breaks for a quick reference.

@kaylayoungblood9577 Год назад

Name tags for there desk number and caddy number Data folder for your student list and email address list and labels list for your phone number list and student center list for your classroom and schedule

@wizard1399 2 года назад

Crayons: Here is a trick I picked up from another teacher. Place the crayons in one of those snap-lock snack containers. The cardboard box tends to break down with use and get destroyed. There is a size that is perfect for fitting an entire box of crayons. Markers: You mentioned that you do not tend to use markers as often. You also mentioned that you do a lot of work with dry erase boards. Maybe consider swapping out the markers with colored dry erase markers? Scissors: I have always been of the opinion that you only pass out scissors on days where they will actually be used. This is more of a personal choice, but it seems better to me to not have sharp objects sitting around where a student could grab it at any time.

@lilmarsh1 2 года назад

My vote is the sharpie because they will pick the paint off and I don't like the label inside because it just seems like more work. You could always get different color sharpies too.

@reginaturner2284 Год назад

I tape the bottom of boxes for colored pencils.Holds box together. I also tape top with packing tape aroundvtop area, and cut flap off.

@Godisamazing7 2 года назад

Sharpie initials. Do you have to keep the supplies on the desk? I would keep in cabinet and have table leaders get and put back. I taught high school and the supplies would be damaged or go missing...

@chicmommaplants9692 2 года назад

Don’t the kids bring the supplies? My kids have long lists every year! Written their names~with a sharpie. Make it simple.

@celestewidom6704 2 года назад

Iron-on vinyl names with cricut machine. Doesn’t peel easily and looks finished.

@jessicabarone1716 2 года назад

As a child, I would have killed (or sold a sibling) to have sat on the floor close to the board. I am visually disabled and have always needed to sit closer, in addition to having always preferred floor sitting. This classroom would have been heaven for me.

@deanaielapi3648 2 года назад

Can the crayons go in their pencil pouch? Some kids are very particular about taking care of crayons and others aren’t. Then maybe you could put one section of caddy with crayons for when someone needs an extra.

@ashleyconner29 2 года назад

Plastic shoeboxes should fit perfectly inside desks! And they’re around $1 each!

@machellebrown6458 2 года назад

For the pencil bags, you could put a binder ring on one of the holes with a name label tag.

@mollierierson981 2 года назад

Sharpie - but I would wait until you know who actually shows up or if they go by a different name. I labeled "all the things" one year only to have some kids never show and then others go by their middle name.

@NickReincheld 2 года назад

In regard to the 40 book challenge, do you offer any additional support or recourses for your potentially dyslexic students?

@danielleporter1864 2 года назад

I would suggest to combine the scissors and glue sticks and put the crayons out. While the puffy paint would be cute, sharpie will probably last longer or do a laminated name tag and attach with book ring or zip tie to one of the holes.

@janettolbert2204 2 года назад

For the 40 book challenge...do you just go with the "honor system" that the student actually read the book? Or do students have some sort of reflection sheet about the books they read? I just wonder if some kids would just "say" they read a certain book, just to get the card or bead on their hook.

@tracy_in_primary 2 года назад

I have always written names with Sharpie on cloth pencil cases - doesn't come of, doesn't get picked off either. I never have crayons in my classroom, so I have no idea what I would do with that one. In fact, now that I think about it, I don't believe crayons are very popular in Australian schools at all, certainly not in the 3 schools where I've taught so far. Our library has them in the Maker Space, but none of us have them in our classrooms.

@reginaturner2284 Год назад

I had assigned numbers for backpacks and asked parents to put some way to know it is their child's inside the backpack.

@gloriadelgaudio2902 2 года назад

How about you cricket their names with iron on vinyl to pencil pouches? (Just sharpie the new students you get)

@Jessica-nc4yb 2 года назад

I would sharpie their name on the back of the pencil pouch I would stick to markers and scissors as they already have color pencils in their pouch

@leahjohnston4152 2 года назад

I would use sharpie on those supply pouches. it's just so much easier, students will pick the paint off, and when new students come you won't have to pull the paint out.

@jamarconway4459 2 года назад

I'm a fourth grade teacher does anyone know anything about the buckle down math series

@hopecrump8738 2 года назад

Have you ever thought of the bookit program where the kids read a certain amount of books then have to fill a paper about the book then after the receive a free personal pizza coupon.

@Miramix86 2 года назад

You can create a name tag. Laminate the student's name and punch a hole in it. Then attach it with strips to the pencil pouch. Then it will be easy just to cut the name off and use it for something else later (if the pouch is in good condition)

@thelatinateacher8431 2 года назад

My Vote is to just write it in Sharpie less things to do and it’s simple. For the crayons you can put them in place of the scissors and maybe put the scissors in a general place if they need them then one team member get them.

@rebeccam552 2 года назад

Do you ever find that the shower hooks get very full? Do you ever have to have students take off beads, or index cards etc?

@olguiortiz3687 2 года назад

I would go with the paint for the pencil pouches, scissors in there too, and crayons in the caddy.

@primaryprocedures2289 2 года назад

You could put a label on the colored pencil box or go with a simple sharpie. I wouldn’t do paint. Too much of your time.

@kathytodd983 2 года назад

Can you share your backpack labels? How do you attach them?

@mariluhernandez6448 2 года назад

The fastest way, sharpie. I’m about function not cute😉

@kianacurry281 2 года назад

I would use a label maker and put their name on the clear plastic part with tape on top. Then I would sharpie their name on the inside.

@TheTimeCrunchedTeacher 2 года назад

I would open and dump all of the colored pencils in each caddy. Otherwise you’re going to have kids constantly needing to sharpen their own colored pencils or be missing a specific color. I actually organize all my coloring supplies in big open bins, organized by color. That way kids can just grab the colors they need for an assignment instead of dealing with kids missing/breaking their individual supplies.

@bookgirlny8511 2 года назад

You “have to” do a bulletin board outside your classroom?! 1:42 Wtf

@nyreemartinez8173 2 года назад

You should put the crayons in the caddys and the scissors in their pouch. I agree as well, use a sharpie to write their names on their pouches.

@alysonserenastone2917 2 года назад

I would say to use crayons in the caddies and put in the scissors in their own caddy so you can just get them out as needed. I would just use sharpie to write their names on the bag.

@mellisaleonard418 2 года назад

Sharpie Put scissors w glue in same slot Put crayons in one slot

@leananitcy7355 2 года назад

Put the scissors in with the glue sticks, freeing up space for crayons.

@bsc314 2 года назад

Hi as far as the name for pencil pouch you can use the same name tags u laminated and punch a hole n connect with rings on one of those holes for binder..like a tag

@JenCaceres 2 года назад

I would just use a sharpie and assign a number system to represent each student, writing a number on a pouch is a lot easier then names. Then you could label the supplies on the inside two with the number.

@loannguyen3758 2 года назад

What I did in the past was that I bought zip ties and I made labels for their name, hole punched it and zip tied it to the zipper.

@TheHas700 3 месяца назад

Where did you purchase the whiteboards?

@armceC7106 2 года назад

There may be room to put the scissors and glue in one section of the caddy. Just a thought.

@nuviamar1 2 года назад

I will do the pouches with a sharpie it will be faster, and crayons instead of scissors.

@dilyswt 2 года назад

I think the paint will peel. Why not tie on name labels onto the rings? Either that or just use sharpie.

@jenniferoliger9890 2 года назад

I would use Sharpie to write names on pencil pouches. Also, the 40 Book Challenge originated with Donalyn Miller, author of The Book Whisperer, Reading in the Wild, and The Joy of Reading. I would recommend her books to anyone who hasn’t read them.