I've had the same sign outside of my classroom for four years now. In fact, it was one of my first classroom creations as a first-year-teacher.
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The problem is 1) I am no longer Ms. Hagan and 2) I no longer teach in Room 17.
A new classroom and new school building means it's time for a new name sign outside my classroom!
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Here's the picture I took pre-lamination. It's already hanging outside my classroom door next to my new math-y welcome posters, but I forgot to take a picture before leaving school.
I know it's a simple sign to make yourself, but I'll attach the file in case you want to steal it and modify it with your own information. You'll need to download the free fonts Wellfleet and Aaargh or substitute your own favorite fonts. Here's the link to the Publisher file.
Oh, and by the way, this makes me realize that I haven't announced on my blog what I'll be teaching next year yet. I have 3 sections of Algebra 1, 1 section of Trigonometry, and 2 sections of Math Concepts. Math Concepts is a class we're creating for our 9th graders who have not demonstrated that they are ready for Algebra 1 yet. I'm super excited to teach this new-to-me class because it means we can really sloooooooooooow down and focus on the basics of algebra without the stress of "covering" all of the standards.
The problem is 1) I am no longer Ms. Hagan and 2) I no longer teach in Room 17.
A new classroom and new school building means it's time for a new name sign outside my classroom!
Here's the picture I took pre-lamination. It's already hanging outside my classroom door next to my new math-y welcome posters, but I forgot to take a picture before leaving school.
I know it's a simple sign to make yourself, but I'll attach the file in case you want to steal it and modify it with your own information. You'll need to download the free fonts Wellfleet and Aaargh or substitute your own favorite fonts. Here's the link to the Publisher file.
Oh, and by the way, this makes me realize that I haven't announced on my blog what I'll be teaching next year yet. I have 3 sections of Algebra 1, 1 section of Trigonometry, and 2 sections of Math Concepts. Math Concepts is a class we're creating for our 9th graders who have not demonstrated that they are ready for Algebra 1 yet. I'm super excited to teach this new-to-me class because it means we can really sloooooooooooow down and focus on the basics of algebra without the stress of "covering" all of the standards.