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What You'll Need:
- Red/Green/Black Construction Paper - 1 Lid - 1 Pipe Cleaner - 1 Pencil - 1 Glue Stick - 1 Black Sharpie - Scissors |
How to make it:
1. Collect the materials you will need. 2. Use lid to cut out black & red circles. Cut out additional small black circle. 3. Cut a wedge out of the red circle and paste black & red circles together. 4. Cut out green leaf shape. 5. Cut off two small pipe cleaners for antennas. 6. Glue small black circle and antennas on larger circles and leaf. 7. Use sharpie to write student's name and add spots. |
Summary:
These door decs will are easy to make and look great on your hall! Made primarily from construction paper, the supplies are easy to find and can keep the costs low. Depending on the size of the jar lid, you can also make them smaller and stretch the resources further. This is an ideal door dec if you have 100+ residents on your hall and are good for any age of student.
October is usually the month when the "honeymoon phase" for roommates wear off and with the combination of the stress of midterms and the change of weather, you start seeing roommate conflicts pop up. This is the perfect time to have a program which addresses this and talk about what "bugs" them about their roommate. You can either play the roommate game (found in the program area of our website) or sit down with them and fill out a roommate contract (under resources), but being able to remind them of the positive traits of their roommate and being able to confront the negative teaches students how to problem solve and how to get along with others who are different than them!
Other lessons you can incorporate in your programming may include:
- Tastes Like Chicken- Microwave Cooking 101 Event
- Luck be a Lady Tonight- Education on Gambling/Sex
- Fly to New Heights- Goal Setting
- Lady and the Tramp-stamp- Tattoo education
Have ideas of your own you want to share! Send us a message.
These door decs will are easy to make and look great on your hall! Made primarily from construction paper, the supplies are easy to find and can keep the costs low. Depending on the size of the jar lid, you can also make them smaller and stretch the resources further. This is an ideal door dec if you have 100+ residents on your hall and are good for any age of student.
October is usually the month when the "honeymoon phase" for roommates wear off and with the combination of the stress of midterms and the change of weather, you start seeing roommate conflicts pop up. This is the perfect time to have a program which addresses this and talk about what "bugs" them about their roommate. You can either play the roommate game (found in the program area of our website) or sit down with them and fill out a roommate contract (under resources), but being able to remind them of the positive traits of their roommate and being able to confront the negative teaches students how to problem solve and how to get along with others who are different than them!
Other lessons you can incorporate in your programming may include:
- Tastes Like Chicken- Microwave Cooking 101 Event
- Luck be a Lady Tonight- Education on Gambling/Sex
- Fly to New Heights- Goal Setting
- Lady and the Tramp-stamp- Tattoo education
Have ideas of your own you want to share! Send us a message.
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