This sign is so cute. So to get us all ready for school which is coming up soon, I decided to put all the pictures on one post. Last time each letter was scattered over several posts.
Here is the story: I was assigned to co-teach in second grade with this spunky, fun and enthusiastic teacher. All the boys love her because she knows how to talk to a
"little man." And all the girls love her because she is
some fashionista!! I learned a lot by watching how she runs her class and holds high expectations for the kids, we should all be so lucky to have our kids in a class like hers.
Anyhow, her class is dotted everywhere with Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls, blocks, lamps, signs. So of course, since my mind is always reeling... I thought of making a sign for her with her name. Then as I was mulling it over, the R's in her name suddenly formed themselves as these little rag dolls in my head. Here is how it all turned out, and how the rag dolls materialized.
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A is for chalkboard |
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O is for Apple |
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Gingham and ribbon letter |
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M is for crayon |
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S is for Schoolhouse |
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N is for Notebook Paper |
Base letters for Raggedy Ann & Andy
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Rag doll head materials |
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Raggedy Ann & Andy faces |
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Raggedy Ann getting "fitted." : ) |
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Raggedy Ann's apron. |
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Raggedy Ann's blouse. |
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Here she is all dressed up!
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Raggedy Andy in plain shirt ( I like him this way) |
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Raggedy Andy in plaid shirt (authentic) |
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Teacher Sign completed! |
Ok now, raise your hand (make a comment) if you would like to have one of these with your name?
Fantastic job!! This makes for a great teacher gift!! Put in your order now !!
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