I had so much fun linking with 4th Grade Frolics last Monday. I decided I wanted to do it again. This week I am being a copycat with a twist. A couple of weeks ago one of my favorite bloggers wrote a post on 3-D Ten Frames! My first reaction, OMG I need to make those. They are just what I have been looking for! If you want to read Smedley's Smorgasboard's (#smittenwithsmorgie) original post, here is a link .
3-D Ten Frames
I loved them so much, I wanted to make sure I would have enough for every student in my class to use during whole group instruction. Well, that raised a problem. I would need at least 30 (yep, I plan for 30 each year, last year I started with 22 the year before, 36). Storing that many would be a BIG problem. What to do? What to do? Easy - don't put on the bottom foam board piece. My biggest concern, they wouldn't be stable enough. BUT, they were. Here is how I made them.
I loved them so much, I wanted to make sure I would have enough for every student in my class to use during whole group instruction. Well, that raised a problem. I would need at least 30 (yep, I plan for 30 each year, last year I started with 22 the year before, 36). Storing that many would be a BIG problem. What to do? What to do? Easy - don't put on the bottom foam board piece. My biggest concern, they wouldn't be stable enough. BUT, they were. Here is how I made them.
Super easy and yet so useful. Happy crafting!
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