Each sign will hang near the center itself. There is a spot on each sign labeled with a 1 and a 2. This is to keep the number of students in each center to 2 only. I don't have huge class, so I created 9 center signs. Check them out below.
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Preschool Center Signs
I spent some of my weekend with my Cricut Personal Cutter. I love my Cricut, it is the easiest way to make diecuts of many sizes. This weekend I worked on Center or Station signs for my preschool classroom. I think they turned out pretty cute! I used Sesame Street Font to cut letters and numbers. I laminated my signs with my Scotch Laminator from Wal-Mart. I love it!
When a child wishes to go to a center they take a clothespin with thier name on it and clips it to the 1 or 2 spot on the center sign. When both the spots on the sign are taken it means the center is full. Then, if a child moves from that center they take the clothespin with them and they clip it to the next center sign.
Those are so cute!
ReplyDeleteLove those! I would love to see pictures of your centers!
ReplyDeleteThese are so great! I have a cricut, too, and love it for my classroom! Thanks for sharing the inspiration!
ReplyDeletewhat a fun idea :) come on over and link up to MMM next Monday!!! great work!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Katie, it would be good to see these in use at your centers. The signs look easy to use, great!
ReplyDeleteWe don't start school until Sept. at the preschool I am at, so I will add pics as the room comes together :)
ReplyDeleteIs the cricket easy to use? It looks complicated with all the buttons it has on it.
ReplyDeleteHow do you hang these so they can easily clip the clothespin?
ReplyDeleteI only attach sticky tac to the top portion of the sign. Then the kids clip at the bottom on the sign, on the number.
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