Make Your Own Science Lab Coats!
You can draw a straight, dotted line across the top of the pocket to give it a little detail!
You can draw a straight, dotted line across the top of the pocket to give it a little detail!
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Adorable!! May I please in your class??
What a GREAT idea! Thanks for the step-by-step tutorial.
Alyce
Oh Christina! I am presenting at our county wide science conference on Thursday. Wearing one of these lab coats would be a perfect addition to my presentation! Then, I can share your post for interested people to check out how to make one. I might can make one as a door prize. Fun! Thanks again for sharing! My kinder cubs will love these for next year!
Super cute! I know my kids would love this! Thanks for always sharing such cute ideas!
Christa
sweetlifeofsecondgrade
So adorable! Thank you for sharing!!!
OMG! We are making these the first week! Thanks! wendy 1stgradefireworks
So cute! My 5th graders love wearing a costume over their uniform.
Beti
Holy Moly! Those are the cutest and easiest way to motivate students. My class will definitely have lab coats this year.