More Sesame Street Friends

Here are a couple more pictures of some of the Sesame Street Characters for my classroom. My Co-Teacher and I are planning on using them this coming week for "Sesame Street Week" and then when we are done we are going to decorate our classroom bathroom with them. I think they turned out so cute!

(Pictures by Ms. Amy)

That Creative Teacher

Bear Door Decor

I decided to change my classroom door already. I had a whimsical tree on it for a while but it wasn't looking all that great so I had to change it! My classroom is called the "Cub" room so I decided to cut bears our on my Cricut and put each child's name on the bear's tummy. I used the "DonJuan" and "Doodlecharms" Cricut cartridges to make everything. Isn't it cute!?

Sesame Street Friends

Today my Co-teacher and I cut out some super cute Cricut cuts from my "Sesame Street Friends" Cricut Cartridge. We still have a few more to cut out (Elmo and Snuffy not pictured) but they are SO adorable. We have Sesame Street Week next week so we have been planning ahead for our classroom decorations. We used the 12x24 Cricut Mats, and the 12x24 paper is actually pretty difficult to find. Here is a sneak peak of some of our cut-outs.

Circus Week Dramatic Play

It is Circus week in my classroom right now so I switched out our Dramatic Play area. I Decorated our Dramatic Play with a Circus banner and the words "Circus" cut from my Cricut. The kids did some clown art so we also hung that in there. We have Popcorn containers, Circus tickets, a clown bean bag toss game, Ring toss, and clown and circus animal costumes.

Circus Sensory Table

This week is Circus Week in my classroom. I created a fun (and MESSY) sensory table to go along with our theme. Here is what our sensory table includes this week: White paper shred Rainbow Curling Ribbon Circus Animals "Rings of Fire" (Pipe Cleaner and Tule) Slinkies Warning: With 3-year-olds the shred will be ALL over your classroom, stuck to your clothing and carpeting, and possibly in your hair. :)