Decorating the Learning Commons: Medieval Magic and Fairytales
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This document describes how a teacher decorated her elementary school learning commons to theme it as a medieval castle and fairytale land. She created cozy reading corners using items from thrift stores, yard sales and the school storage, including bed canopies, cushions, candle holders, sconces, and a treasure box. Decorations around the room included fabric draped on bookshelves, a skeleton dressed as a princess, a coat rack transformed into Jack and the Beanstalk, and plastic castle walls used as borders. The goal was to transform the space inexpensively using reused and repurposed items to immerse the students in an imaginative medieval setting.
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Decorating the Learning Commons: Medieval Magic and Fairytales
- 1. Decorating the Learning Commons : Medieval Magic and Fairytales Georges Vanier Elementary, Surrey, B.C. Anna Crosland, TL October 14 georgesvanierlibrary.edublogs.org
- 2. Thrift store: Bed canopies $4.00 each. Yard sale: Cushions $1.00 each Heres a few quick ideas for a classroom or library fairytale / medieval theme. I replaced my desk area with 2 cozy reading corners.
- 3. Wall candle holders with pages from discarded books for candles. Curtain sashes hang by the windows. (Thrift store: Metal candle holders $2.99 each. Sash $2.00)
- 4. These are upside down wall sconces that make perfect bookends. (Thrift store: $1.00 each. )
- 5. Metal Candlesticks with discarded book pages for candles. Dollar store ravens - these birds live in the learning commons no matter the theme. (Thrift store: Candle holder $2.99. ) A Treasure of a Book This box is beside the circulation area. (Yard Sale: 50 cents. )
- 6. Dungeon princess. (Incomplete science skeleton found in school storage) Left over craft fabric draped over book shelves. The skull and skeleton live in the L.C. and dress up for all of our themes.
- 7. Pete in the Beanstalk. This is a coat rack. It is multi-purpose because it is free standing. Last year it supported a dowel to make a pirate ship mast. All of the plush animals that live in the L.C. join in the theme.
- 8. Castle walls. Plastic. Purchased a few years ago and used several times since then. It is 40 long so I was able to use the extra in strips around the walls. I cut out windows (looks into the glassed in computer lab) and put those pieces on the library windows. Party supply store: Wall $16.00, Fabric: inexpensive from discount store. Purchased years ago and used many times. Shield pennant string $3.00. Cut up and used the individual flags
- 9. Plastic tray, goblets and coins reused from previous theme Pencil tankards. Reused from previous theme. Thrift store: 50 cents Metal candle stand. Thrift store: $1.00 Plastic Halloween Cauldron. Dollar store
- 10. Table runner cut in half. Yard sale $1.00. Party supply store plastic shield and posters. Yard Sale silk banner-a lucky find for $1.00
- 11. The tree also lives in the L.C. and is decorated each year. I added thrift store craft butterflies and flowers, lights and my fairies.
- 12. Pennants made from book covers. Folded over and stapled on the string. These covers have been on display before and were damaged on the edges so were perfect to make into flags. Metal candle stand. Thrift store: $1.00
- 13. Panorama pics. Castle reading tent borrowed from another class. Later the tables will also be covered to make reading forts. Check us out at georgesvanierlibrary.edublogs.org