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18″ Doll School Room Tutorial and Giveaway

February 26, 2013 By Thaleia 6 Comments

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18″ Doll  School Room Tutorial and Giveaway

Doll school room tutorial and giveaway

Princess decided she needed a schoolroom after viewing ideas from Doll Diaries. We had created a bedroom area on a large piece of cardboard when we had upgraded our toilet. So we decided to use the back side for the school room. (We made this month’s ago and I keep promising Princess that we would finish the post. So this morning I decided to try to finish it to surprise her!)

Supplies to Gather:

large piece of cardboard- foldable at least 20″ tall
glue sticks
roll of paper
chalk board
bulletin border strips
Printable Mini-Office pages- I would visit a couple of websites BEFORE printing. Then save pdf’s so you can print 2 or 4 to a page.
Basic Directions, Charts, Desk Tag (abc, color, number days of the Week), Squidoo About Mini Office, Lapbook Lessons Mini Office

AG School Room background
We covered the back side with a roll of white paper from JoAnn’s meant for an art easel that we had on hand. Otherwise you would see the toilet graphics. We used glue sticks and worked quickly to smooth the paper flat. Once the paper was secure on all edges we trimmed the excess paper and were ready to decorate!
bulletin board border on AG school Room

We already had school themed border from the Dollar Tree from when we first began to homeschool. We also had items printed to make a Mini-Office (but realized my children had outgrown 90% of the concepts by the time we started our homeschool year!) So we pulled out the printed sheets and bulletin border number strip, shape strip, color strip, and apple strip. I had bought some supplies from a retiring teacher over the Summer so we used those items as well.

Time chart, US states and Capitols chart, AG school room

The States & Capitols sticker, Time stickers, and Attendance charts were all apart of our “beginning to homeschool” stash and most likely found at Dollar Tree!

Well, I hope you found this 18″ Doll School Room tutorial helpful in creating a school room for your American Girl, Springfield Girl, or other 18″ Dolls! Please feel free to leave a comment or question if you are having trouble finding or printing resources!

GIVEAWAY:

Since we do have extra borders, stickers, and misc. decorations for a school room we decided that one lucky winner would receive an envelope of assorted goodies to help created their own school room! This is open to any US resident age 13 or older. Please enter below and we hope you win!
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  1. Megan says

    February 26, 2013 at 10:14 am

    This is so cute! I love the little maps and attendance stickers!

  2. Megan says

    February 26, 2013 at 10:15 am

    No doll crafts yet- mostly boy stuff, but I do have a little girl now, so once she discovers dolls, we’ll be all over it!

  3. Michelle Carter says

    February 27, 2013 at 9:09 am

    My grandmother makes dolls and we love them! I would love to have the extras to craft up our own schoolroom for my two girls!

  4. ThaleiaMaher says

    February 27, 2013 at 9:19 am

    Michelle,
    What a fun grandmother! So glad you found us and entered to win.

  5. michelle pfister says

    March 1, 2013 at 10:04 am

    i would love to take a corner of the kids toy room and make a doll house for them to play with their dolls. i have the perfect corner for it… and i know that they would love it. My youngest has been asking me to get her a doll house, but how cool would it be to make one for her to actually be in and play in with anything she wants.

  6. ThaleiaMaher says

    March 2, 2013 at 10:44 am

    Michelle,
    Check out your local furniture or appliance store for a large washer, dryer, or similar box.

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