Friday, June 8, 2012

Flipped Signs (round alphabet)

Hey everyone! I had a personal day today and it was a lovely taste of summer! In between working on assessments, I made some more Flipped Signs, like the supply ones I mentioned yesterday.

'Cept these ones had to be round (you all know how much I love round signs)! Plus it gave me an excuse to dust off my beloved circle cutter too!! :)

Sooo...these letters can be used for a leveled library or a word wall. They print in black with white or...

As brights when printed on colored cardstock!!


I found that out after experimenting with some different papers today. Any parts of the label that are white will actually show up blank (since the printer doesn't print white ink, it just leaves that space empty). So that means you can put any bright-colored paper that matches your classroom color scheme and...voila!!

These round alphabet labels are 4" around and are available in my Teachers Notebook shop for $2.00. If you would like to see more details, please click on the preview below...
I will be giving more details on this soon, but I am currently using all proceeds from my shop to start an iPad collection for my classroom. The inspiration for all of the little products I make comes from working with my incredible students and I would like to use any earnings for something really impacting we can use together in class. More to come on this in the future! :)

And, as a thank you for the kind words last evening (and sweet welcome-backs!), I would love to give five free copies of Flipped Signs (Round Alphabet) to the first five readers to comment with their email address. Thanks so much for stopping by!

43 comments:

  3. These are sooo cute!

    Kate
    dancinqueenks23@aol.com

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  4. Very cute - they would make nice banners as well.

    zputty@gmail.com

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  5. Love them!!

    Marvelousmultiagers at gmail dot com

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  7. Seriously, that was not even funny!!!!!!!!!!

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    1. You are too funny! Yup, you did, you are the 5th! Thanks everyone!! :)

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  9. Awesome signs!!!
    Thanks for the ones from yesterday.
    Tania
    My Second Sense

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  10. Um. . . . . .LOVE these! I need new labels and I love using bright card stock. I don't really like the look of white (plus, we don't have access to a color printer) so the cardstock is the best option.

    Thanks for sharing!

    ✪ Miss W

    Miss W Teaches

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  11. Love these! I am thinking of using any money that I earn from my TPT store to go towards an ipad for my classroom too. I'm interested in hearing more about what you plan to do.
    Ms. Kerri and her Krazy Kindergarten

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  12. My fingers aren't fast enough! Shoot! These are SOOOOO cute though -- I love them and they are SUPER visually appealing! What kind of printer do you use?

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    1. I use an HP Wireless one...it's a bit older of a model but I love it so much I bought the same exact one when my first HP finally died. It prints the colors really nicely :)

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  13. These are too stinkin' cute!!! Who would have thought to print them on colored cardstock...so smart!!

    Haley
    Following Optimism in 2nd Grade

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  14. I will be buying both this weekend!! I love the iPad idea! I think it would be so amazing to have them in the classroom. I hope you have a super weekend!

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  15. Cute!!!! And I love the font! These are adorable! And I agree, round signs are super fun! I want to have more round signs in my classroom next year!!

    Molly
    Lessons with Laughter

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  16. I am a new follower! These are just beautiful. I am enjoying reading all your older posts. You are fantastic!
    www.kindertrips.blogspot.com

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  18. Blogging on consecutive days...wow! :)I'm so glad you are back, friend! Oh and don't worry...summer will get here before you know it..hang in there. I hope you have a lovely weekend!

    Gladys
    http://teachinginhighheels@gmail.com

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    1. Thanks Gladys, I was so proud of myself for blogging twice--haha!! Thanks for the sweet words, I hope you have a nice weekend too! :)

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  19. Wow! Printing them on card stock is a great idea! Love these for labeling a library!

    Sophia
    How Cute Is This!

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  21. You make me smile...and so does your work!!!!!


    Holly
    Crisscross Applesauce in First Grade

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  25. Darn I'm 20 something on this one. At least I'm getting closer!!! Rofl. They look great when I redo my library I'm getting these.

    M

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  26. Those are TOO CUTE, especially on the colored cardstock! Are you printing them with a laser printer?

    Angie
    The First Grade Scoop

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  28. OK...so you did the whole thing in colored ink then...right? Or did I read that wrong? (sorry, been a long week!)

    ~Steph
    Teaching in Room 6

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  29. Super cute!!! Kristen you make the cutest classroom organization things! And I just missed the freebie time too - I was busy working on some of my own TN materials! Boo :(

    Lauren
    Life in Middle School

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  30. These are awesome!!! I love everything that you make!

    Lisa
    Learning Is Something to Treasure

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  31. What an amazing idea! I never would have though of inverting the colors like that!

    Laura
    Will Grade For Coffee

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  32. Will you be making individual book labels in "flipped" colors as well? I LOVE your products!

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  33. I love your products as well. You might say that my theme this year is "Ladybug Teacher Files". ha ha. I was wondering if you have flipped numbers 1-10? I am reading Debbie Diller's Math Workstations book and want to put numbers on my workstation boxes. Of course it HAS to match! Also wondering about book labels.

    Susan at RodriguezRockStars.blogspot.com

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  34. I picked these up at Teachers Notebook and I'm so glad I did! I can't wait to organize my classroom library, which is always a huge undertaking each year. I never thought to alphabetize them! I always tried to do it by genre, but getting the students to put it back in the right spot was always a nightmare. I'm hoping your signs will help make it easier to stay organized! Thank you!

    Mel
    teachingwithmsmel.blogspot.com

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  35. Can you make these for numbers too!?

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  36. These are really cute! Makes me wish I had some black in my color scheme!!

    Stephany
    primarypossibilities.blogspot.com

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  37. I LOVE these! Do you have round table signs as well? (As in, Table 1, Table 2, etc...)
    Your products are just adorable and I can't wait to use the letters for my word wall! :0)

    Alisa

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    1. Thanks very much!! I don't currently have those signs in my shop, I'm sorry!

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  38. The letters are wonderful. Thanks for the thinking:)

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