Today I'm linking up with Primary Peeps and Tara from 4th Grade Frolics for one big post. So get ready for some fun and freebies!
Getting ready for the new school year can be stressful. We are worried about making everything perfect and coming up with the money to do it. To make the planning a bit less stressful for you, I have made a free guide for frugal planning along with some tips that I have learned along the way. Included in this guide are a few tools to help you get started and stay on budget along with pictures and examples.
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| Click here for the printable pack. |
I was super excited to make a rag wreath for my classroom door! Making rag wreaths are fantastic because they are cheap, use recycled products, can include time with children and only take an hour.
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Great ideas for the frugal classroom! Thanks so much for sharing your ideas and freebies!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome! Thanks for stopping by friend<3
ReplyDeleteLove the wreath!!! I need to make one for my classroom door this year. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat wreath is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMay need to make me own now...
Anisa @ Creative Undertakings
You have great ideas on how to save money! I will not be letting my husband read this though, then he hold me to higher standards!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading your post! Love the wreath--I can see one in rainbow colors to go with our classroom Muppet theme. :0) Appreciate the step-by-step directions. I just found your blog today and am a fellow second grade teacher blogger--and new follower. :0)
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Sarah
I have a wreath from waiting to be filled! I think this is the answer!! I have a ton of ribbon. I think that would work too!!
ReplyDeleteCoast to Coast Kinder
I LOVE your wreath! I definitely want to make one! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAngela
Thank you so much for this! I was looking for something fun for my door. Follow me back?? rockymountainkinders.blogspot.com
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