You might have tossed them away. Have you ever thought about using empty Altoid tins as learning centers? These portable and compact centers are a great "kits" to hand to students and put at student desks.
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COOL ALTOID TIN TEACHING IDEAS
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Use Them As Literacy Center Stations
What a creative idea on how to use those tins!! LOVE IT! Thanks so much for linking up with Thrifty Thursday! Hope to see you next week! http://www.playingwithwords365.com/category/thrifty-thursday/
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to use those mint tins! You're right--the possibilities are endless! Thanks so much for linking up with Teach Me Tuesday at Whole Child Creative Curriculum! I hope you come back next week!
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Very nice idea! Visiting from Afterschool!
ReplyDeleteLove the use of the tins for graphing and other guided math rotation ideas! I know my kids would take great ownership over these tiny tins...so much cooler than a regular basket;)
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ReplyDeleteLove love love this idea...endless possiblities...Im a huge Hello Kitty fan and a week ago I hit up one of most teachers favorite shopping hole...TARGET $ bins....and guess what I found there...you guessed it...cute lil altoid tins....ONLY THEY WERENT ALTOID...THEY WERE HELLO KITTY...how excited was I?? grabbed about 10 to 12 I think...i thought they were well worth a buck...AAAANNNND they were hello kitty!!..now i dont have to have an abundance of fresh breath to obtain my activity tins....thanks! great post
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny!!!! They are great space savers and fun for the kids to use to. Thank you for your feedback.
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