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YOLO!

YOLO= You Oughta Love Owls

I did a little crafting in the classroom this week to add more owls to my room!

Here are some before and afters!

My organizer from Lowes before: 

After:



My 3 drawer organizers before:



After (I forgot to take a picture of all three together):




My students from last year know I love owls and one girl made me the foam owl that is next to my dog's picture below:

Have I ever shown you my balloon wreath that my mother gave me (and is trying to steal back)?

I put an owl eraser in the center and it makes me happy!




If you like the owl inserts for my drawers I bought them on TPT here:

http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Owl-Be-Organized-Owl-Themed-Teacher-Toolbox-and-more--754283

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