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Reddit mentions of Carson Dellosa The Writing Process Bulletin Board Set (110014)
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6 die-cut piecesFeaturing the writing steps-drafting, prewriting, editing, revising, evaluating and publishingSize ranges from approx. 16 inch x 10.5 inch to 16 inch x 14.75 inchIncludes over 25 writing strategiesColorful, graphic style6 die-cut pieces, Featuring the writing steps-drafting, prewriting, editing, revising, evaluating, and publishing, Size ranges from approx. 16" x 10.5" to 16" x 14.75", Includes over 25 writing strategies, Colorful, graphic style
Specs:
| Color | Multi |
| Height | 0.05 Inches |
| Length | 29.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 17" x 24" chart |
| Weight | 0.51 Pounds |
| Width | 20 Inches |
First of all, congratulations!
I don't seem to have many pictures of my classroom, but I'll try my best. I teach Grades 5-8 English and Social Studies, but my homeroom is Grade 7/8, so I'll tell you what I have in my classroom for English. I try to make sure my posters contain useful information for the students and leave enough wall space to display some of their work.
Posters:
Classroom photos including an interactive spelling display, weekly writing prompts w/ birthdays, quote, and classroom rules poster, and half of our facebook wall. I have lockers in my room that students don't use, so I use them as displays with magnets: http://imgur.com/a/aBVa1
I have made these and use them to display upcoming tests from all classes, not just mine: http://bit.ly/1sau0qj
These are what I use for inboxes: http://bit.ly/1tDEYaG. Mine aren't nearly as fancy though, and I've separated them by subject (spelling, grammar, vocab, reading, writing).
I also have a Character Rocks display: http://bit.ly/1rX404i
Lastly, I have a large map of the world that I mainly use for Social Studies, but my kids love to look at it and find places anytime. Sometimes when students are having a hard time focusing, I'll ask them to find three random countries on the map. It gets them up and moving for a bit, and I have found it really helps them to get back to work once they have finished.
Edited to add: If my school reimburses me for classroom supplies, then they are considered the school's property. I prefer to buy my own things and take then with me when I leave.