With my freebie, I printed the labels on Avery full page shipping labels
. This is one full sheet of sticker, so you can turn anything into a sticker! So cool! I printed my labels, and cut them out on my awesome Paper Monster paper cutter from My Binding. I love the Paper Monster series, I also have the letter opener and the binding machine. The thing I love about them is that the products are lightweight, but made out of durable plastic, so they are perfect for the classroom! The paper cutter is actually a 2-in-1, it cuts either with a sliding blade or a guillotine. I love that it has a handle, so it is easy to carry from one end of the room to another, or easy to take home if I want to.
The three different blades
Using the slider
A little tray catches the slivers of paper that you cut off.
Guillotine has an adjustable handle.
Enough about my awesome paper cutter, here is how the folders came out. LOVE!
My friend and former colleague Laura makes the cutest clipart over in her TpT store! I used her new School Supply Clipart on this freebie. There are 106 images in this little set!
Laura agreed to let me give one away to celebrate my first post on Owl-ways Be Inspired! Woo hoo! Click below to enter. GIVEAWAY IS CLOSED.
Oooo very jealous of all your little toys! I am now a follower of your new blog too!
ReplyDeleteAlison
Teaching Maths with Meaning
What a good idea to use full page labels and cut them! Easy-peasy.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your thoughtfulness in sharing these. Have a great school year, and good luck in your new home in Hawaii!
ReplyDeleteI love your freebie of student folder labels. I was wondering if you might provide one for a student data folder? I plan on using all the labels but a data folder label would make a complete set for me and perhaps others! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI love the new collaborative blog. Thanks for sharing your ideas and freebies.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the freebie, Nicole!
ReplyDeleteThe collaborative blog looks great - such a fun idea. I'd love to collaborate like that sometime!
Isn't it funny how teachers get so happy with paper-cutters and laminators?
:-)
Susanna
Whimsy Workshop
Thank you for the freebie! Looking forward to reading the new blog!
ReplyDeleteAnd I am super jealous of your new teacher toys! Adding to my wish list! :)
Roxy
First Grade Fancies
Hi Nicole! I found you from Owl-Ways Be Inspired and I'm a new follower- I'm an ESL teacher. It's great that you're getting your ESOL endorsement! I am starting my principal certification, but I'd really like to go and get a reading specialist cert after that. Hmm...we both really like school!
ReplyDelete-Maria
Everyone deServes to Learn
Love this give away! I always like designing worksheets, centers, etc. for my kiddos to use! Thanks for this chance!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your ideas!
ReplyDeleteI would use these to make some cute centers for my room and I would probably
ReplyDeleteput them in my new TPT store.
I would use them to make centers! Thanks
ReplyDeleteI like to add clip art to things for my students as well as for posters. I love full page sticker paper. I've been using it for years! dbednarsk@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful opportunity! I'm glad you shared her store!! :) Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteAmanda
Mrs. Richardson's Class
Awesome clip art!!! I would use them for designing my classroom worksheets and activities.
ReplyDeleteRoxanne
foxysexyroxy10@gmail.com
I need to make labels for my school supply hoard that I keep for professional development with my teachers. I also would use them to create the name tags for my next few professional developments I am leading at my school.
ReplyDeleteJana
Thinking Out Loud
Definitely, my activities and worksheets but also my teacher pay teacher products. They are so cute!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI have been looking for a binding machine and I love the one My Binding. Thanks for sharing and for the freebie!
ReplyDeleteHi Nicole, I would love to have this free clip art set from Laura so I can create some great looking back to school colored labels and flashcards. I would sure like to win it!
ReplyDeleteI would love to be able to make some new things for my classroom.
ReplyDeleterenetowens@sbcglobal.net
We use folders for everything!! Labels are essential!!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to be able to use the clip art to create some labels for the cubbies in the classroom!
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ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteI love this cute clip art! I would use it to create labels and cover sheets for my students notebooks and folders.
Thanks so much for the chance to win!
I would make supply labels for my classroom and use it for labeling folders. :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
Learning Is Something To Treasure
I would use them on labels for my classroom. I could also use them on instructions for activities or on flash cards to help my students learn the words.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the freebie!
ReplyDeletebrittneymae119@gmail.com
I would use the clip art to make fun projects lmarshall1389@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteCute clip art!! Would use it to label so many things in my classroom... ! :)
ReplyDeleteMy Kindergarten Kids
I found you through the Owl-ways blog and I am so glad I did! I could label anything and everything with such cute clip art.
ReplyDelete:)Samantha
This would be great on classwork folders and school newsletters!!
ReplyDeleteI would use the clip art on so many things - signs, sight words, folders, school newsletters.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I never thought of using whole page stickers and cutting them. I really didn't even know a such thing existed.
I would use the clip art for worksheets, my daily calendar on the SMARTBoard, and anything else I make for the classroom. It looks like a great set and I would love to win it. I like the whole sheet sticker idea. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCindy
CL14Mentor@oh.rr.com
I'd love to use it on any and all Back-to-School items I create for my 2nd graders! Thank you!!!
ReplyDelete~Wendy
sdwd727@gmail.com
I would use it everywhere I could! In the classroom, in my parent newsletters and in my back to school info.
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Pam
pgreernc@yahoo.com
These are very cute! Hope I win the clipart! :)
ReplyDeleteThe clipart is awesome and would make labeling my classroom/supplies so easy as well as helping to "cutify" student materials! :o)
ReplyDeleteœKaryn
A is for Apple B is for Blog
Kideducator@comcast.net
Would love to win this clipart! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHeather
hhigafunada@gmail.com
I would use the clip art to label items in the classroom for origination.
ReplyDeleteDeb81992@ yahoo.com
Love the idea of using full page labels, no problem having it line up!
ReplyDeleteLove that clipart! I would use it to label my class supply buckets as well as for my wish list of supplies our classroom always needs. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute clip art! I am always looking for ways to organize and cutesy up my classroom! The ideas are coming fast and furious!
ReplyDeleteThis could be used for everything...labels, papers, newsletters...
ReplyDeletetokyoshoes at hotmail dot com
I love your school toys. I am jealous. The clip art is adorable and perfect for labeling folders.
ReplyDeleteYour clipart is perfect for labeling for ABCs and for newsletters.
ReplyDeleteAwesome labels and cute clip art! I'm a new follower!
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