It was great timing because I just ran across Kinder Kerri's awesome idea to use vinyl on tables to serve as dry-erase mats. Such an obvious idea since my husband already had red vinyl for some design projects of his.
Kinder Kerri's Vinyl Circles
I cut circles using the string-and-pencil-compass method. :P Attaching the vinyl was a little tricky. I used my AMEX card as a squeegee to smooth out the bubbles. Overall, I think it turned out cute, and now we'll see how long they last!
Glossy!
Sra. Carro was here.
I really want to stick this stuff all over every wall and door of my room for math stations, but I'm going to wait and see how the table works out. I would do it on the students' desks, but they do a lot of partner-checking and it would be harder to show their work with vinyl mats.
Have a great, long weekend, everyone!
Tabitha Carro
7 comments:
That is a fantastic idea! I have a chalkboard tree on the door of my classroom that the students love to write on but circles on a group table is something I want to do this weekend!! Thanks for sharing.
Jodi
Thanks for sharing! I can't wait to try this! Hopefully we have a "fun Friday" with time to work on things in the classroom soon!!! :)
Learning to the Core
Thanks, Jodi! Make sure to go with a good, quality vinyl that is gllllossy! Thanks for your visit!
Thanks, Amanda! I hope you do, too! We teachers can get so much done if they'll just let us!
I love the red! Thanks for the share!!!
Oooh what a fabulous idea! Do they erase pretty easily??
Emily
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Me like!!! What s fantastic idea.
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