I've been wanting a cute way to set up my visual schedule for my special education classroom, but all of the pocket charts I saw in town were plain and boring. I absolutely love this polka dot pocket chart! I love even more that it matches with my bulletin board boarders. =)
As an IRT, a lot of my resources are hands on and Velcro dots have become my best friend! I found the cheapest place to get a lot of these and avoid multiple trips to the dollar store was Amazon. You can cut a slit in the top of a shoebox for easy storage and organization.
And last but certainly not least, is the latest addition to my classroom tables; vinyl white board dots. We had a Professional Development day on Friday and all the teachers LOVED these! I love that they are bright and colourful, easy to stick on and remove, and can be used to write students names for seating purposes, motivational messages, quick assessment/observation, or as scrap paper for students to show their work. They can also be incorporated in use for word work, letter work, numeracy centres and so much more! My recommendation is to use a ruler to smooth them out when sticking them on to remove any air bubbles trapped underneath.
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