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default Check out this item I found at Target:… Cynthia Rylant Check out this item I found at Target:… Authors and Illustrators of Children's Books Where Teachers Come First bookwizardMy Book Lists GO Instant access to reproducibles Downloadable eBooks Authors and Illustrators Biographies, interviews, author and study resources for children's book authors and illustrators Scholastic School to Home Teacher Resources Products & Services Online Shopping Teacher Update Newsletter Sign up today for free teaching ideas, lesson plans, online activities, tips for your classroom, and much more. See a sample > Join Us Online About Scholastic Our Website Need Help? PRIVACY POLICY · Terms of Use · TM ® & © 2016 Scholastic Inc. Kindergarten Shapes I have a new shape unit for this coming school year. This unit can be used in both Kindergarten and Transitional Kindergarten! Every year I am frustrated with the type of activities I have for teaching flat and solid shapes. I never have everything I want to teach all on one page. Each shape has it's own shape study page. Enjoy!
Kevin Henkes A Blogger's Office Makeover - Custom Office Worktable using Ikea Drawers Since I am planning on having my Faux Barn Wood Tutorial posted on either Monday or Tuesday of this next week, I thought it would be good to cover the actual construction of my new worktable for our Blogger's Office Makeover, beforehand! So here's how we went about building this custom worktable: If you remember from our earlier post, we bought these great ALEX Ikea drawer sets first, assembled them and set them on a platform. After that, we cut some high quality plywood for the top and sides to make the unit appear that it was one cohesive piece. We held the two drawer units with clamps to help them stay straight and then secured everything to the 2x4 platform with drywall screws. Next we added a couple of dividers to the table, so that I could have extra storage for baskets. After the "shell" of the table was finished, I filled all the screw holes with putty, and sanded my little heart out. Once everything was sanded smooth I got to painting! It worked like a charm! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!