Desk fairy ideas

See, children by nature are not organized humans. We have to teach them how to be clean, oraganized, and overall–how to care about their things. Would you agree? Then, if they don’t have this reinforced at home, our job is that much harder…but that much more important! I learned a tip from Learning in Wonderland […]

(teacherspayteachers.com) FREE DESK FAIRY {TAGS}

How adorable is this desk fairy IDEA to help keep students organized

4 million free and priced teaching resources created by teachers for instant download including lesson plans, interactive notebooks, unit plans, novel studies, worksheets, printables, quizzes, task cards, math centers, projects and more. Join over 6 million teachers on the web's most vibrant collaborative exchange.

first grade teacher blog

Let's face it! The majority of our students have a tough time keeping their bedrooms clean at home, so it's no surprise they keep messy desks at school! Check out my Desk Fairy Notes! I have always been a fan of the Desk Fairy, who visits my classroom once a week, picks out a clean and neat desk, and leaves a special surprise! These free printables are perfect to brighten up a deserving student's day, while motivating others to maintain a clean desk with hopes of getting visited by the desk…

I am loving this update to my Desk Fairy Packet on TpT. {If you have purchased this already, be sure to head over to TpT to download this update for free from your "My Purchases" tab!} As you may remember, I have tables this year with communal supplies. It has been absolutely lovely, clean, and all-around WAY better than old, awful desks, but what I was noticing was the lack of ownership over these supplies was becoming an issue..... I think the supplies were too communal :) Sure, there were…

Classroom Management: Dismissal routine anchor chart plus lots of great tips for teaching students to stay organized in this post.