Classroom Management

How to Use Everyday Items to Distribute Supplies

Jennifer Borel | July 21, 2015

As the summer starts to wind down, I’m beginning to think about the upcoming school year and all of the projects I want to do with my students. We all know those projects will require supplies, but the real trick is getting those materials distributed to students. Why not utilize some of the resources you already have to make supply distribution easier? If you’re curious to know more about these everyday items, watch the video and prepare for your supply distribution to be revolutionized!

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What tricks do you implement to make supply distribution easier?

Do you tend to be the one passing out supplies or do you let your students take the lead?

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Jennifer Borel

Jennifer Borel is one of AOEU’s Adjunct Instructors and Academic Advisors and a former AOEU Writer and elementary art educator. She runs her own photography business and is passionate about students exploring the medium.

How to Use Everyday Items to Distribute Supplies

Jennifer Borel

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