"If you have never failed. You've never tried anything new."
Charles Schulz's, Peanuts Comic Strip cartoonist became famous, however, in high school his work was rejected for the high school yearbook by the staff at his school. If this stopped him he would never have become the famous cartoonist he became.As teachers and parents we should highlight the learning that happens through mistakes. Students should be challenged and their accomplishments celebrated. Effort, practice and process should be praised not just the end result.
I'm sure after all the festivities of Christmas we all need a long snooze! Christmas is now behind us and New Years is just around the corner.
In celebration of the upcoming Peanuts movie I have been working on my classroom labels with a Snoopy/Peanut theme and have finally completed the pack. You can find it on Teachers Pay Teachers.
This pack includes:-*classroom supplies labels – pencils,
erasers, markers, coloured
pencils, crayons, scissors, glue, glue stick, whiteboards, manipulatives,
paper, whiteboard markers, highlighters, books, calculators, chalkboards,
folders, post it notes, note pads, clip boards, staples, tacks, paperclips, art
supplies, birthday surprises, news, lunch orders, lunches, lunch boxes and many
edible labels to add own text.*book labels-add own text.*basket labels-days of the weekand
edible labels to add own text.*table labels (table 1-6, two different
labels)*Happy Birthday Set – poster, months of
the year and labels to add child’s name and birthday.*pencil labels – dull and sharp pencils.
For everyone that loves Snoopy as much as I do this pack is a great beginning to a Snoopy Themed Classroom.
