Gifts, Gifts, & Gifts

What child doesn’t love to see his or her picture? I took advantage of this and used pictures of the students doing exactly what was expected of…
Winter is a tough season in the classroom. Students are often sniffling, cold, and tired. So, teachers often try to find creative ways to spice up…
The winter season often creates sad feelings among students. They are tired of it being dark outside for so much of the day. Additionally, they are…
Our unit on penguins was pushed back a week since we weren’t in school last week. Teaching about penguins always makes that first week back a…
I obviously LOVE color! I mean look at my blog design. Color just makes me happy. I love using color in my classroom. Color can make learning a…
As I said in my last post, I finished my classsroom. Then on Sunday, I took it all down and moved to the classroom next door. …
Adorable! How did you get the photo in the ornament?
I very loosely rolled the picture and then used a pencil (the eraser end) to flatten the picture.
Thank you for your reply! I’m doing it this week for the parents. So, you didn’t glue it in at all? just placed it in with the snow?
I am going to try to do these with my kiddos this year. I was trying to figure out how you got the picture to stick and stay up in the bulb. It says you put flu stick in the back so when you put it did you glue it to the back of the bulb? What helped get the picture in there? Tweezers? Maybe a chop stick? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I stuck a pencil in the bulb and used the eraser to push the picture against the side of the ornament.
Thank you for your reply! I’m doing it this week for the parents. So, you didn’t glue it in at all? just placed it in with the snow?
I rubbed the back of the picture with a glue stick first 🙂
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