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End of Year Gifts Students, Volunteers, and Staff Will Love
The end of a school year means many things to a teacher. Endless to-do lists, fitting in final lessons and projects with your students, getting your classroom summer vacation-ready. The end of the year also means thank you gifts.
As teachers, we’re on the receiving end of gifts of appreciation from our students and families. We also want to give gifts to those who walked alongside us throughout the year. Especially this year.
Stressed about finding just-right gifts that are within your budget? Don’t be. I have suggestions and resources to help.
The Ultimate Way to Paint with Absolutely Zero Mess
Do you love painting projects, but hate the mess? Finally! A way to keep arts and crafts in the classroom without the mess! Learn about the best way to paint with zero mess.
The best tool for art projects I have ever seen
The Best Tool for Art Projects I Have Ever Seen | Love art projects but hate the mess? Use this painting tool and never have a mess again. | everythingjustso.org #upperelementary #artprojects #artintheclassroom
9 Unique Ways to use Digital Scrapbooks in the Classroom
9 Unique Ways to use Digital Scrapbooks in the Classroom | Nine simple unique ways to use digital scrapbooks at the beginning, middle, and end of the school year. Perfect for both student and adult visual learners. Use digital scrapbooks to teach procedures, assist substitutes, wrap-up units, give as gifts, and so much more. | everythingjustso.org