I am still working on gathering items for my classroom so I can get it all put together before school starts next month. Problem is I have too many ideas swirling away in my brain and every time I see something cute on a blog or in a store or online, my brain swirls some more as I want to do everything I see. Funny thing is, I teach special needs children and now I am thoroughly convinced that I am the one with ADHD! I hear myself saying, "Focus. Focus. Focus." I went to Ikea today and Oh My! My cart runnith over.. Yes, I believe I might be a shop-a-holic. A shopaholic with ADHD. Not a good combination I might add. BUT... I did come out of the store with what I had intended on getting, so that is a good thing. I needed some cute little chairs to go in my listening center and I found these lime green ones. They are so cute. Made of plastic (so easy to clean) and lightweight. I also purchased the cutest lime green Owl lamp at target to put on my desk. It was on clearance for $14.99. Did I say 'Cute"? My classroom is very old so it needs A LOT of cuteness in it. (At least that is my story and I am sticking to it! And it works really well with the hubby!) Well here is a picture of my cute lime green chairs that I wanted to share. Can't wait to go to my classroom this week to start putting things together!
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Here is the fancy border to go with my cute chairs! |
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Here is the other side of the border. Not sure what side I will use. |
Love the chairs! I say use both sides of the border. Us the mostly green side on the horizontal and the more decorative side on the vertical or vice versa. It will create a very unique board.
ReplyDeleteThank you Teacher... Mom... Wife. I actually went out and bought another pack of the border so I could use both sides and I love your idea about changing it up! I will certainly do that. I can't wait to get my room together. :-)
ReplyDeleteOMGsh! Those are WAY cute. I wish we had an IKEA nearby. But then again, maybe it's a good thing I don't have one!
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