Okay, it’s not REALLY all about the chevron decor. ย It’s about teaching and loving kids in a meaningful way that will LAST.
I’m not going to even pretend, though. ย I enjoy decorating. ย I enjoy decorating my home and my classroom. ย I have never, ever done a classroom “theme”. ย I didn’t even know they existed until 3 years ago. ย I have always just used bright colors and stick kids. Last year I decided I wanted something a little bit more calming. ย My students responded well to our environment and I even enjoyed it.
This year I decided I needed a little bit more. ย I’m not going crazy, but I thought it wouldn’t hurt to throw a pinch of more color in my classroom jobs chart (which I’m bringing back from the dead), or work station chart. ย I decided on chevron! ๐
So, needless to say, I am busy printing and laminating! Not all will go up on my walls before the school year. ย I will wait until some topics are introduced before I display the charts. ย I want them to have meaning and many times, without teaching, they don’t really have meaning to the little ones.
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