Classroom jobs are always a great idea. During the school year, I couldn’t imagine life without little eager helpers {who do most of my work for me ;)}.
I’m join in with Tara from 4th Grade Frolics to share my Monday Made It, which is only fitting since I used Tara’s Classroom Jobs!
Here are my supplies…
She has them in small sizes {that I used} or large sizes {that I used for the title}.
I used a mini glue gun {$2 from Joann’s!}, ribbon {.97!}, mini clothes pins, & some glue sticks.
I cut out long strips of ribbon and put the jobs in the order I wanted them in.
And then I started gluing {half way done}…
I decided on mini clothes pins because the regular sized ones are always too big for the charts I have {and they are so much cuter}.
I numbered the little clips. I use numbers in my class for organization 🙂
All done!
{so easy, yes I’m standing on a chair & wearing polka dot socks!}
I can’t wait to use my new jobs chart this year!
yashika slaughter says
Very cute!!!
Marcy G says
This is super cute! I am in the process of creating my classroom jobs. I love how you used a ribbon for display and organization. Thank you for sharing!
Marcy
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Debbie Jacobson says
Very cute-I love that it takes up less room too. I am tight for space.
Debbie
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Krystyn Richards says
I love this idea! I think I might just have to borrow it. 🙂
Krystyn
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First Grade Frenzy says
I'M DOING THIS FOR SURE! Thanks for sharing! Love it!!
Lauren De Wees says
I love your job chart, especially that it doesn't take up that much space. I always have limited wall space and don't want to waste too much on a job chart. I may have to copy your idea. Thanks!
The Traveling Teacher
A Rocky Top Teacher says
It looks so neat and organized! Love it!!
-Sarah
A Rocky Top Teacher
Sarah Baker says
Hi! I love this job chart idea and purchased it through teachers pay teachers! I am trying to make a few more cards but I can't get the front to match. Do you remember what from you used so all my cards can match?? 🙂
Thanks!