I'm going to have to do this all in installments as I finish sets of projects. :)
Tonight my friends Christi and Yi Chou (and her kids) came over to help me out with some LEGO-inspired projects for my future (someday...*sigh*) classroom. I know decor isn't everything, but it IS the little touches that make things look thought-out and that make a good first impression. So why not have them help me out on the things I don't have to do myself? :)
The kids and ladies did an AWESOME job, I'm so blessed to have such creative, fun friends! Here are some of the pictures:
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| Put it sideways. :) They glued magnets on the back side of some Mega Bloks so I can put these on the white board, to hold my markers. :) |
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| Holding up the awesome nameplate for my desk! |
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| Here's a close-up...again, look sideways. :) |
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| G with the desk organizer she made me. Isn't it awesome? :) |
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| J made this awesome lamp base, and Christi glued the LEGOs around the lamp shade edges. :) |
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| The GERM-X bathroom/hall passes (there's a soap one, too)...the LEGOs just float in the soap or Germ-X! |
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| We also got a GIANT (100 count) bag of plastic balls for $15 today, and they were a BIG HIT when the work was all done! :) |
Lest you think I let them do ALL the work:
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| Actually did this yesterday, but wanted to show it off...my attendance and behavior board. :) |
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| My "Where Are We?" board I did tonight for when we're out of the classroom...gonna have a different Mega Blok for each possible location and just change it out. :) I bought this scrapbook paper from the LEGO store years ago and just painted the top/sides of the cheap-o clipboard, mod-podged it on, then hot-glued the red Mega Blok base. :) White stickers finished the trick. |
I also started two other projects that aren't finished yet so I can't reveal them yet...stay tuned for round 2 sometime next week!
And thanks again, ladies, for coming to help me out!
Wow, wow, wow! I love your Lego inspired projects for class.
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