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Sunday, July 8, 2012

Teacher Toolbox and Monday Freebies!

I am linking up for Monday Made It over at 4th Grade Frolics.  I finally got one of my Pinterest projects marked off my list!  I got my teacher toolbox done!  I may spray paint the dark blue to white...but for now it is done.

 




Here are our Monday Freebies.  Head on over to Classroom Freebies to join up or check out other great freebies!


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Hope you have a great Monday!
Stephany

30 comments:

  1. VERY cute teacher tool box! I have one and I LOVE it!


    Kim

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  2. Your teacher toolbox looks great and thanks for the freebies!

    Heather (heathernnance@yahoo.com)

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  3. I agree with Heather! Thank you:)

    Aloha,
    Corinna
    Surfin' Through Second

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  4. Oh I reeeeally want to make that teacher toolbox! It's adorable!

    Ashley
    The Resource Room Teacher

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  5. Great freebies! Thanks for sharing:-)

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  6. Your tool box turned out so good!
    Thanks for sharing!
    ~Andi

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  7. When I made my box, I didn't spray paint it either. Every time I see someone that did paint theirs, I wish I would have. There just doesn't seem to be enough time to do EVERYTHING. Yours looks great!

    Kristi
    Learning's a Hoot

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  8. I love your toolbox. It's been on my list all summer.

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    1. I kept putting mine off because I couldn't settle on scrapbook paper! Glad I finally marked it off my list!

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  9. So cute!!! Loving all the teacher toolboxes! Can't wait to use mine:) If you do repaint it make sure you use paint for plastic. (I learned the hard way) Thanks for linking up:)

    4th Grade Frolics

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    1. Thanks for the heads up. I have a bottle of regular white spray paint and was contemplating using it! I am glad I didn't!

      Stephany

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  10. Very cute! Love all of the teacher toolboxes I'm seeing! :)
    TeachPrayLove

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  11. Hey there! I just wanted to let you know a couple of visitors left nice comments on your guest post for my blog! :) Feel free to swing by if you'd like to see them!
    Hope all is well!!
    Enjoyed having you on my blog!
    Ann Marie

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  12. Thanks Layla! I can't wait to share ideas!!

    Stephany

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  13. I just found your blog. I am a new follower.

    Tricia
    Queen with Class

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  14. I am new to your blog! There is so much on here, I can't wait to sit and check it all out! :)

    Nicole
    A Frenzy of Fun in 1st Grade

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  15. Very cute - I think I'm going to have to break down and get my own box since I keep seeing everyone's super ideas! I love the "Skipping Into the Right Book" poster too!

    Jennifer @ Herding Kats In Kindergarten

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  16. Your toolbox looks great! I made a few weeks ago!

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  17. I love the teacher toolbox! I have been wanting to make one for my very first classroom, but am nervous about trying to cut all the paper perfectly to fit in and look neat! I can't wait to read more on your blog! I am a first year 2nd grade teacher! :)

    Ashley
    That's So Second Grade

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  18. I LOVE the teacher toolbox! I've been seeing it all over Facebook and Pinterest. I just might have to create it! :) I'm your newest follower!

    Erin
    Elementary Adventure

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