I'm probably one of the last ones to get on the "Box Top bandwagon". I know that there are many different variations on the box top holders, but I wanted to link up the original creator. My students have been collecting box tops since August and we have just been putting them in a plastic baggy. I've been meaning to make this box top holder for months and I've finally gotten around to it.
Here is the before picture. I used a recycled coffee container.
I hope you enjoyed my project today. I have so many other projects for my classroom planned for the future. If you have something to show off, head on over to 4th Grade Frolics and link up. Leave a comment with your blog post so I can see what you have created! :-)




















Love your Box Tops holder! Have a great first week back!
ReplyDeleteKrista
stellar-students
Thank you. :-)
DeleteCute box tops holder! I'm adding that to my to do list!
ReplyDeleteGwen
It was on my to do list forever. I just had to sit down and get it done. :-)
DeleteSorry if this is a stupid question but.. what are box tops and why are you saving them?
ReplyDeleteSuper cute bear!
It's not a stupid question at all. Box Top are on different products, mostly food products. Kids, parents, teachers, whoever, can cut the label off of the box. Then they turn the labels into their school. Each label has points and those points can be used to buy things for the school. I collect them because at our school the class with the most wins a prize. I haven't heard of anything this year yet because each school has to sign up and I'm not sure if our school has done so yet.
DeleteWhat a cute box top holder. I just use a cute polka dot gift bag that I found at Target. I use this really dorky classroom management trick where the kids get a little ticket that just says "Woo hoo!" They love getting them because I only give them out periodically and I always make a really excited "Woo hoo!" sound. This could be a cute container for those as our current one is ceramic and I can see many unhappy endings for that container in my classroom :) Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDelete❀ Kate
Purely Paperless
That is so cute! This container would be perfect for that! :-)
DeleteI have a love/hate relationship with box tops... love the free resources, hate having a million cardboard cutouts all over the classroom. What a cute solution to the problem! I'm so glad you stopped by and introduced yourself - I'm your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteMaria
Kinder-Craze
Yes, I had a Ziploc bag full of them and it was just becoming a mess. This has made it so much easier to handle and having a cute little container in my room never hurts. :-)
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