Hello! 🙂
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I want to share another cool project I finished this week for my tropical classroom. I’m not allowed in my room until next week, so I’m trying to get as much done at home as possible.
I saw this birthday board from {K-1 Teaching Besties} on Pinterest a couple months ago, and fell in love.
So, I decided to make my own, but instead of using construction paper, I decided to use sand paper.
First, I printed out a sand castle pattern, lined it up, and cut it out.
All cut out!
One down, 11 more to go! (Don’t you just love the texture!)
I decided to use two patterns so I could alternate with each month.
All 12 castles cut out!
I had to do this to get the doors to stick on. 🙂
Once the doors were attached, I went on to the next step.
Every castle needs a flag.
I laminated each flag.
Then I cut them out and was ready to attach them.
I taped each flag to the back of each castle.
Here are my finished castles!
I also got my bulletin board letters together.
I put everything into a hefty bag so when I go in to school, I can just staple it up! I think I’m going to take a picture of each student and then put their face on their birthday month.
And there you have it! That’s how you make a sand paper sand castle birthday board!
Have a great Sunday!
