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A blog for creative classroom ideas and lessons for K-2 teachers!

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Buckyballs Decorating Tip and a New Font

Buckyballs Decorating Tip and a New Font


This was quite a find and I wanted to share it with you! These small and mighty rare earth magnets are my solution to hanging posters and things on my whiteboards. Nothing stays up for long on the cinder block walls, so I have to make the most of the space available. Four of these tiny magnets will easily hold up a poster! A box goes a long way!

As you return to your classrooms to set up and decorate, consider getting a set. Amazon has the best price. They really come in handy and they're a fun fidget too!

Buckyballs Decorating Tip and a New Font


Another thing I can't live without- cute fonts!I've added a new commercial use font to my collection. It's called Bold Dots! I like it because it's easy to read and fun! Hope you like it too!

Buckyballs Decorating Tip and a New Font
Buckyballs Decorating Tip and a New Font


The first to guess which letter gets deleted and drawn again countless times, gets it for free! Just remember to leave your email! I'm off for a weekend at the lake getaway, but I'll get it to you early next week!

Enjoy your weekend!

Jeannine





Friday Freebie and a Newsflash!

 Just popping in here writing with a Newsflash and a Friday Freebie for ya!
 I opened up a new clipart shop today at Teachers Notebook! I've got a lot of creating to do to post more items to my new and very empty-looking shop!


Friday Freebie and a Newsflash!


I sure would love to have you stop by to follow my new shop! I have no ratings, purchases or followers there and it's pretty lonely right now!

Here's a little friday freebie and preview for you all from my new Happy Shapes Graphics for Commercial Use! I think he would make a fine tissue box or graphic for a shapes poster! Just right click on the image and save to your computer! Credit is appreciated but not necessary for my blogger friends!

Friday Freebie and a Newsflash!

Friday Freebie and a Newsflash!

Do you like him? The graphics in the set and larger and high-resolution (colored shapes have transparent backgrounds) for clear printing.

Here's a preview of the other happy shapes:

Friday Freebie and a Newsflash!

Friday Freebie and a Newsflash!

They all come in black and white too!

I also just added this fancy fun font:

Friday Freebie and a Newsflash!

Friday Freebie and a Newsflash!

Have a happy weekend! 

Jeannine

Happy Fourth Font Freebie


Here's a cute font freebie to wish you all a happy 4th of July!


Happy Fourth Font Freebie

Happy Fourth Font Freebie
These are two easy to read fonts I just made and more fun fonts are on the way! Click on the pictures to see these at my store!

Happy Fourth Font Freebie

Happy Fourth Font Freebie

Happy Fourth Font Freebie

Happy Fourth Font Freebie

Please leave me a comment and let me know what you think about the fonts! I'd love to hear from you!


Happy 4th of July to all! Whatever you do, have a blast!


Jeannine


Font Tip and July Giveaway

Finding the perfect font and font size for your classroom creations can sometimes be a challenge. When working to create my new Play Dough Fun Letter Mats for my kindergarten and first grade teacher friends, I needed to find an open font for commercial use and make it large enough to fill. I have found that PowerPoint is the easiest to use for the items I create. The only problem is that there is a limit to the font size you can select for some of my favorite cutesy fonts.

 Here's a tip or two learned by trial and error :):

Create a text box in a word document. Type in the font size and select your favorite font. Type what you need to and then copy and paste the text box into your PowerPoint and you can get the size you need that way. 

If you are creating a SMART Notebook file and want cutesy font, type what you like in a document, then create a JPEG or PNG image of your wording. Insert the image into your Notebook file. That way the font itself will become part of the file.  My Back to School Calendar Math was created in this way. It was a bit time consuming, but I created the wording so that it is general enough to be used in other files I create later on down the road.

So here is the link to Play Dough Fun:


Font Tip and July Giveaway


July Giveaway!
 Can't believe I have to say July already! Summer is just going by way too fast!

I'm giving away Play With Dough Letter Mats and any item of your choice from my shops to the first ten beautiful bloggers to comment and

~Let me know you follow my blog
~Let me know you follow my shop at Teachers Pay Teachers or Teachers Notebook
~Tell me the item of your choice that you would like 
~leave me an email so I can send it to you
~tell a friend or two to stop by or blog about the giveaway

Thanks! I look forward to hearing from you!

The Giveaway I am running on Teachers Notebook for the Classroom Chic Decor Set ends today, so hop on over and enter to win!



Watch for a HUGE Giveaway mid-month to celebrate my new blog! I am counting down the days and can hardly wait! 

Jeannine







Buckyballs Decorating Tip and a New FontFriday Freebie and a Newsflash!Happy Fourth Font FreebieFont Tip and July Giveaway

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