July Pick 3 Pinterest Party

Welcome to July's Pick 3 Party! I hope you find tons of inspiration from the amazing bloggers who have linked up this month! Of course I have school on my mind (doesn't everyone!?!) I can't wait to see everyone's picks for the month! First up, though, are the pins I chose for this month:
I love this idea for easily changing out students' work! The clothespins with tacks on the back make it so easy to do this. I might make a cute name or number tag to add to the front of the clothespin. I still haven't decided if I will use the cute Target clothespins I bought in the Dollar Spot, or if I will Mod Podge paper onto plain clothespins. I love the idea of using square cardstock to back the students' work. I can have a parent volunteer change out the students' work for me. 
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The bright colors are so adorable! 
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I love this idea too! There aren't extensive directions when you go to this pin, but the picture is self-explanatory- it looks like the tissue paper is scrunched and stapled to the border. The possibilities for your borders is endless! I might even try adding thick ribbon. I love how the fabric ties the two borders together. I'm definitely doing this! 
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This last pin is for my kids. OK, I might have to try this too! This homemade Nesquik looks easy to make with none of the "junk" in the storebought kind. I think I might have to go make this right now just to see how much it tastes like actual Nesquik! The directions even suggest adding a spoonful to your coffee- yum!

Now it's your turn! We would love for you to link up and share your top three Pinterest Pins for July! This linky is hosted on the third of each month- so come join in on the fun! Download the graphics below to add to your post and link up!
1.  Save the Pick 3 images to your desktop.
2.  Create a blog post using these images to share you 3 Pinterest Picks for the month.
3.  Share a link to your full Pinterest page if you would like.
4.  Link up by clicking the "add your link" button below.
5.  Be sure to check out the other Pinterest finds that have been shared and leave a comments on the ones you love!

For our July Pick 3 Pinterest Party, feel free to link up your favorite recipes, home decor, and any other favorite non-teaching and teaching pins!



16 comments

  1. I have used the writing board a couple years ago. It was a true life saver at the end of the school year. I may have to try the Nesquick recipe too! My kids love that stuff.

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  2. My daughter needs that homemade nesquik. I really don't know what I did before Pinterest!!

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  3. Thanks for the Nesquick idea. It would be good in coffee. And I'm thinking it would be good with a bit of malt, too. Yum. Thanks for posting AND the link-up :) Kathleen Kidpeople Classroom

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  4. I love that writing board and I have just the right bulletin board for it! Thanks:)
    BL Designs

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  5. How genius the push pin on the clothes pin! Love that so much! Thank you for the great pins and for hosting this awesome link up each month!
    Michele
    Triple the Love In Grade 1

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  6. I loved Nesquik when I was a kid. Totally going to check that out. Thanks for sharing.

    Kim
    Quinnessential Lessons

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  7. I love the clothes pin idea - and how easy! How is it that I never thought of that? :) Thanks for the great ideas and hosting too!

    -Lisa
    Mrs. Spangler in the Middle

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  8. That border is beautiful!!! I did the clothespin idea last year... works well as long as the kids aren't using them. Haha... you know how quickly they can destroy things ;)

    Dirt Road Teacher

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  9. Cute, cute border idea! The homemade Nesquik is probably much better for you. Thanks for sharing such good ideas and for your monthly linky!
    Burke's Special Kids

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  10. I love the bulletin board idea! I think I am going to try it!

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  11. Great bulletin board ideas! I love them both! Definitely re-pinning!

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  12. I've made bulletin boards like that in the past but not with the extra borders. I took the colored butcher paper and then cut in into strips. Then I crumpled it up and stapled it just like the picture shows. It did look great but I love the idea of adding it into between two borders! Thanks for sharing your pins and letting us link up as well.

    Stephanie
    The Learning Chambers

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  13. OOOOO the homemade Nesquik looks sooo yummy!

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  14. Great idea for clothes pins. I'll be using that one. Thanks. :)

    Damarise

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  15. On my bulletin board, I use paper clips and slide sheets up, but the clothespin idea looks fun, too! Especially if you add a cute tag.

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