Visuals for Success
I hope that you were able to join me for the Visuals for Success Webinar in Boston (with a live audience, too!) this week- and if you were, I was able to sift through many of the questions asked afterwards and hope to answer them here!
Resources in this post
Instant digital downloads · All included in SSE Classroom
(if you have not yet viewed the webinar, you can view it anytime, here)
Where do you get the materials to make visuals?
Here is a list of ((includes some affiliate)) links to materials I LOVE and USE every day to make visuals in my classroom:
Feiner Supply Velcro: You have to buy in bulk, and hook and loop comes separate- but it is SO WORTH IT.
Lamination: I swear by the amazon brand. Cheaper than Scotch, more expensive than a couple others, but those will peel SO QUICK. This stuff lasts FOREVER.
Paint Sticks: FREE at Home Depot or Lowes- just tell them you are a teacher and they’ll give you a bigger stack!
Clear dry erase pockets: Great for when you don’t have time to laminate, but want to reuse.
Binder Rings: You can use these to store things on the wall + create visual rings.
Lanyards: You can use these to store visuals for mobile token boards.
Dry Erase Markers: These ones are easy to carry, add velcro and keep it around your neck on a lanyard.
Veltex: The fabric I use to store visuals. You can learn how to DIY a veltex board, here.
Task Boxes: Grab task boxes in bulk here.
Card stock: I prefer this brand.
Where can I find the visuals I saw in the webinar?
Here are just a few of the visuals we highlighted in our presentation. Click the image to grab the visual!
Kara from Teaching Differently, has many great visuals in her shop as well! A bunch are FREE, including the portable token board found at the end of this post! I love how she uses binder rings so effectively in her classroom to store visuals! Make sure to check out her blog for tons of photos!
Where can I find the free downloads mentioned in the webinar? (click the picture to download):
(if you have not yet viewed the webinar, you can view it anytime, here)
This post contains affiliate links. I earn a small commission each time someone makes a purchase using one of my amazon links, which helps to support the blog. All opinions on this blog are my own and I only promote brands and products that I truly love and believe in.
Your webinar was magnificent! The hour flew by! The two of you were so engaging and obviously experts in your field. I absolutely loved tuning in! Would love to have you do many more!
Thank you so much Laura!