Thing #9

 This cute text came from the Happy face generator http://www.happyfacegenerator.com/ All I did here was go in and type in my text, choose a font, and choose a font size and viola; a cute text! I would enjoy using this and printing them off to label things around the classroom, maybe even the children's desks. Great for organization.

This cross with words came from something similar to Wordle, but on ImageChef, I am able to also choose the shape that i want to use! http://www.imagechef.com/
This cite comes equipped with many different shapes so I automatically thought it might be a sweet idea to print out shapes like triangles and squares with their properties listed as words inside them and post them around the classroom. This would also be a good reward for the children.

This super cute scrapbook page was created from: http://www.comicstripgenerator.com/
This is my bestfriend and I out to eat one night. I've always wanted to create a scrap book and this just might get me started. I really thought (with parental consent of course) this would be a neat idea for like a classroom yearbook with all the kids and random quotes throughout the course of the years activities, assignments, and memories.This could even be used as a project in lots of different subjects where the students tell a story.

 This simple bulletin board with words came from:  http://www.customsigngenerator.com/
It has all sorts of different signs, templates, pictures, and other cool ideas to post things onto. I just chose some random words I would put on my bulletin board at home! I think students would enjoy making signs for the classroom or for their own rooms. It could also be fun to use when teaching students about different types of signs (stop, yield, walk, caution, etc.)

I found all to be fun and hard to quit! Great resources! :)