Jenna Boyer

Are you tired of those same old boring store-bought bulletin board borders?  Time to get creative and make your own!  Break out your tissue paper,… Read More »DIY Bulletin Board Borders

What kid doesn’t want their own clipboard?  Using a scrap piece of paper, every student can have their own individual board in a few easy… Read More »DIY Mini Clipboards

Do you want to promote character education in your classroom?  These little tokens can be used to reward good character, or used for bucket filling.… Read More »DIY Character Rocks

Our Occcupational Therapists often recommend using a slant board to help our students develop the correct writing form.  Why purchase expensive slant boards in catalogs… Read More »DIY Slant Board

Highlight student success with an ‘I did it! Frame” Items to Gather: foam sheet duct tape sticky letters  small paper plate scissors pencil Instructions: 1.  Make a… Read More »DIY Student Success Frame

These cute little snowmen were made from a 4″ flowerpot, paint, and some leftover craft scraps.  An easy, fun, and adorable decoration for this holiday… Read More »DIY Flower Pot Snowmen

Are you looking for a fun, hands on way to give your students more practice with number combinations?   These fun clips are exactly what… Read More »DIY Number Combination Clips