Seashell Wreath and Pom-Pom Sun: A Summery Monday Made It

Welcome, June! I'm so very glad to see you! And I'm doubly glad that Tara has started her weekly Monday Made It series. I probably won't be able to link up every week, but it definitely gives me something to look forward to!

I have one home and a few classroom made-it's today, all summer-themed. Hope you're ready!

From a pile of forgotten knick knacks in my grandmother's garage came a beautiful wreath which now hangs on our front door. I still have extra shells!

It cost me $0: I had a wreath with ugly flowers that I ripped off, then placed the shells where I wanted them and hot-glued. Voila! Easy peasy lemon squeezy.

Our bulletin board theme for May/June was "Step Into Summer." I wanted to dress up my board so I added a tissue paper sun and tissue paper waves.

To make the pom pom, I followed the instructions here, and just stapled rays behind. It makes me smile!

I've been working hard getting ready for summer school- I'm not going to spend my vacation planning and prepping lessons! I'll be teaching the 3-5 graders, and we have a new ESL teacher (Hi Kim!) teaching the 1-2 graders. So to help us both out, I planned some morning/independent work that can be projected while we pull small groups or individuals. (And projected it will be, since we're on paper lockdown at my school!) There is a set for 3/4 and a set for 1/2. Annnd I'm putting them on sale from tonight until Thursday night! Click either picture to check them out.