Hi there! I'm Krista from The Knitted Apple back with another blog post on Who's Who!
Spring is almost here and it’s time for a
little spring cleaning. At home, the first sunny day
always inspires change. I often have
grand plans for my change-of-season reorganization, but then reality hits. I have not been gifted with extra time
from a magical time fairy, so I do what I can and move on.
One place I do make time for a little "sprucing" is my
classroom. By this time of the year, name tags are tattered and worn, bulletin board paper is fading, and the classroom just looks TIRED. I usually devote at least a couple of
hours to refreshing the room and it makes all the difference. I dig out those brand-new pencils, markers,
and sticky notes that I stashed back in August, make some fresh new name tags for the kids, and dust off the curtains and shelves. And while I’m digging through my stash, I
inevitably start to organize the area surrounding it, which leads to more cleaning. My classroom gets the “spruce-up” I imagined
for my home. I don’t mind though, because seeing the happy faces of my students when they spot the new supplies and classroom layout makes it all worthwhile.
Here’s a little spruce-up I created just
for Who’s Who readers! If you use newsletter templates you will love these
spring templates I created! These templates are made in
PowerPoint and are easy to use. Just
click the image below to download. You will be downloading a
zipped file with two templates and instructions from Dropbox. FYI- You do not need a Dropbox account to
download the files. If you are asked to
sign up, just click the button below that says, “No thanks- just download my
files.”
Enjoy!
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