Bulletin Board Name Clips

I made these clips to hang students work on my bulletin boards. Here's a little step by step of the process.


I bought these little wooden labels at Michaels. I believe they were around 30 cents each. I had to peel the label off of all 35 of them. Then I arranged them on a piece of cardboard and painted them black to match my classroom.

I used a sponge to painted them which worked much better than using a brush. I had already painted the clothes pins four different colors. When they were dry, I hot-glued the clothes pin to the label and a push pin to the back of the clothespin. Once I have a list of my kiddos names, I will write them on the labels and wa-la!

Here is the final product, ready for names! 

More Class Decor!

I finished my second bulletin board today. This is where I will hang students writing assignments. 5th graders do a lot of writing so this board will be used a lot! Our school mascot is the "Rough Riders" so my title is a little play on words ; )

Once I have a list of my kiddos names, I will write them on the black, wooden tables . I bought these at Michaels. I painted them black and hot-glued them to clothes pins that I had also painted. Then I glued a push pin to the back to attach to the wall. This way I can clip and unclip students work quickly and easily!