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Before and After Classroom Photos

This weekend, I came in to the school to work on a little project I've envisioned for a while! 

I bought this blue faux-marble-style craft paper for 17 baht/sheet and used 6 sheets to cover the wall area below the whiteboard.

The results were better than I hoped for and I spent less than $5 US!!!

Happy teaching!!! 🐿🌹🌼🐇🏵🌸🐥🌷🌼



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  1. Ken6 July 2017 at 05:17

    Like night and day. You have put a lot of work into making the classroom vibrant and organized.

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  2. Laura6 July 2017 at 07:11

    Thank you, Ken!!! :D

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  3. Laura6 July 2017 at 07:12

    I should have taken more BEFORE pictures though! :)

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  4. Lyndsaurs8 July 2017 at 13:08

    Lolo do your students ever help you decorate like with bulletin boards or what not? That was like a high honor back in fourth grade 🍎

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  5. Laura8 July 2017 at 18:06

    Yes, I do put up a lot of student artwork around the class! Right now there are a ton of posters and drawing done by the students and they look great! Will post some pics soon! 😇😇😇

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