Using Less Paper In the Classroom - Ideas to Share
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A collection of ideas to consider implementing in the classroom to cut down on the amount of paper being used by classroom teachers, students and parents.
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Using Less Paper In the Classroom - Ideas to Share
- 1. Sarah Frost Hunter August 2013 sarah.frosthunter@peelsb.com
- 2. Mini Magnetic Whiteboards – used during Read Alouds & Think Alouds to identify Important Author Quotes, Connections & Big Ideas -$1 @ Canadian Superstore
- 3. Mini Whiteboards – Could be used for Small Group Instruction, Morning Messages, Poetry Responses, Quick Writes, Prompting Questions - $1 @ Target
- 4. Four Easels from IKEA (3 used & 1 new) – each group will have an easel where mini lessons in a variety of subjects can take place, as well, a variety of small group games can be played $19 New @ IKEA or check on www.kijiji.com
- 5. Flip side of the easels have whiteboards where mini lessons in a variety of subjects can take place, small group instructions given to differentiate instruction for students
- 6. Large Whiteboards – will be used for collaborative problem solving and recording of solutions and ideas; once shared with the whole group an iPad can be used to capture the thinking and saved for reflections – watch for “resale” of these boards at local Salvation Army, Goodwill, Value Village stores, sometimes these boards appear at garage sales too– prices will vary
- 7. Photo Albums ready to be filled with pictures documenting the learning and saved as an audit trail of our learning together throughout the year; students will be encouraged to share reflections and write comments on the documentation – always a variety of photo albums available at garage sales and Goodwill stores
- 8. Watch for interesting magnetic boards that can be used to display a visual schedule of the day or used in a centre for practicing retell of fiction and informational texts – lucky find on Peel’s Teacher “For Sale” site
- 9. New Magnetic Whiteboard purchased for $7.99 at JYSK
- 10. Plastic Magazine Holders used to store notebooks – another lucky find for “free” on Peel’s For Sale site
- 11. Colourful Plastic Buckets to store mini note pads & student writing tools
- 12. Using the Character Education books “How Full Is Your Bucket?” as a springboard into the new school year, plastic buckets will be used to store materials and each bucket will have a notepad so that anyone can “fill someone’s bucket” with a nice thought or compliment – all of this would be modeled for students – “teacher pen” will be in each bucket so that learning can be captured or commented on - also watch for sales on school supplies on www.kijiji.com
- 13. More Whiteboards = Less Chart Paper Less Chart Paper = More $ for books!
- 14. Be Thrifty & Watch for “Back to School Sales” – these notebooks were 10 cents each at Canadian Superstores – 60 notebooks for Reading, Writing & Math Journals = $6.00!!!
- 16. “Noteshelf” application to set up each student with a journal where their work is recorded visually and aurally – this documentation can be shared at student- led conferences
- 17. Noteshelf Photos to Capture the learning Haiku Deck for quick, easy, visually appealing powerpoints To Tweet or Not to Tweet???
- 18. What books do you have in your independent reading library? Record ISBN # or use your iPhone to record books. Currently, I have 1,908 books in my collection!
- 19. Create Informational or Invitational Flyers online using SMORE – insert student work, slideshow presentations and links to support parents & students – I will be using this as a monthly newsletter to communicate with parents – set up your free account at www.smore.com or purchase an educator’s subscription for $59.99 – once the flyer is completed send out an email with the direct link – no more photocopying!!!
- 20. Have students create a SMORE on a topic of interest and see how many views they receive!
- 21. Welcome to my new teacher workspace! Let the planning & creating begin! New Comfy Chair Lots of shelving space Extra Storage Drafting Table Lighting Professional Resources All items except the light from IKEA were purchased from kijiji
- 22. Natural Light Easel Will Go Here Antique Milk Can – Spray Painted with stone finish
- 23. Hooray! No paper was wasted in creating this powerpoint!
- 24. Ask yourself… “Where can I save paper today?” Ask yourself… “How can I save paper today?” Ask yourself… “Why should I save paper today?” REDUCE! REUSE! RECYCLE! RE-STYLE! RE-THINK! REACT!