Sometimes, if you're like me, you need a fresh idea for lining up your little sweet peas. Maybe you'll find this helpful. Twenty-four ideas (download the {free document} to see them all) that will get your kiddos in line and ready to go. I'd love to add your ideas, so be sure to follow me and leave a comment with how you creatively get your kiddos in line.
Print, laminate, cut out, put on a binder ring and you're all set!
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| Keep them in a handy location! |
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| Add a little bit of ribbon to your binder ring for a little bit of cute! |
Of course, if you're like me, you'd also like a handy-dandy list of these same ideas. You can put this list on your white board (just slap some magnets on the back), display it near your door, or use it as a bookmark in your lesson plan book/binder.
Grab your free copy of {Creative Ways to Line Up Your Class} today!
Don't forget to leave a comment with your creative ideas for lining up.
Have a blessed week and enjoy!
22 comments:
What cute ways to line up! I'm definitely printing and using. Thanks so much for sharing them!
Ѽ Lori
Teaching With Love and Laughter
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I love these!! I am definitely going to snatch these up for next year. Thank you! :)
Lisa
Learning Is Something to Treasure
You have the most creative ideas! I do this all the time but am constantly trying to come up with something new. Thanks for helping me out. Sometimes I line them up by calling those with older brothers, older sisters, younger brothers, younger sisters and no siblings. It's funny how they have to stop and think about it. Also, hair color or eye color. (They have to ask someone to check their eye color.) Thanks again!
This is so fun - a great way to make lining up fun!
Love to Learn
Great ideas for getting kids to line up! I really like how your organized the materials, both the binder rings and the running list.
Amy
Eclectic Educating
Very cute freebie. I just downloaded it. Thanks! I'm also your newest follower.
~Chelsea
www.flipfloppinthrough.blogspot.com
Great ideas! I teach kindergarten and I use: Line up if you are wearing tennis shoes, if you have shoes laces or if you don't have shoe laces, if you are wearing a certain color, if you are wearing short sleeves, long sleeves, if you have a baby brother/sister, if you are wearing shorts/pants/jeans. Of course I always have kids that don't line up when they are supposed to but the class is checking each other out to make sure no one is "cheating" and they always catch the distracted ones or the "cheaters" that line up when they shouldn't.
I'm a substitute teacher so always looking for fun ways to do things and keep the kids' attention - this will be great!
Thanks for sharing these, Belinda! They are so cute! I will definitely be printing these for my new classroom!!
~Erin
Mrs. Beattie's Classroom
Thanks for sharing this cute resource. Looking forward to using it when school starts back up. Something I do is allow the student remaining (if there is just 1) to come to the front of the line if they don't match any of my ways to line up! They really like the "twist" to this method of lining up.
Nancy
I just printed them out and put them in my laminate file. This will be a great way to change things up for the new school year. I think this would be nice for bringing the kids to the carpet too! Thanks
Thank you for this. I have have these ready to use for this year. Love them!
Mary
I will be using these this upcoming year. thanks!
Thank you for the great idea!
Thanks! These are fun :)
Thanks for sharing these cute line up cards!
Thanks for sharing this interesting as well as funny post.
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LOVE these ideas! I can't wait to implement them in my classroom routines next year! Thanks for sharing!
The link to the collaboration cards ideas is not working. Is there another place I could find them? Love them these ideas, even for the upper grades.
Thank you so much for your wonderful idea and product! I mentioned you in my newest blog post. See it here. http://marvelousmsmeredith.blogspot.com/2015/08/how-i-built-my-classroom-community.html
Thank you again!
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