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bandboxes | Bandbox and Cover Henry Barnes, American, active 1839 Geography: Made ...
American hat box ca. 1790, Clayton’s Ascent
Every school year, I identify a few "grows" that I want to work on over the course of the year. This year, I want to improve my relation...
I am ALWAYS trying to help you build your independent work library. Why? It is a HUGE part of why I think a classroom runs smoothly. The fact is… most of us are understaffed, this area of your classroom gives you the opportunity to get more 1:1 time with students WHILE also building student independence. […]
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Popular in the United States from around 1800-1850, bandboxes were originally intended to store and transport men’s collar bands. Made of pasteboard and covered with either a wallpaper or a specially printed bandbox paper, the lively decorated containers soon began serving as hat boxes and general carryalls as well. The boxes of greatest historical interest were produced in the 1830s; these often contain scenes of historical interest such as innovations in transportation and famous entertainment venues. Cooper Hewitt's collection includes many fine examples of these rare and fascinating items.
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PA bentwood box, 19th c.
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Do you have students who master taskboxes quickly or get bored easily with repetitive tasks? Seasonal taskboxes are a great way to incorpora...
hand painted bandboxes by Steve Shelton at Whitehorse Antiques, Rocheport, Mo. (Available at The Rural Life Antique Show, Tuscola, Illinois, Feb 28th & March 1st.) (BOTH SOLD)
It's no secret... we love taskboxes! They are a great way to incorporate hands-on, differentiated tasks in the classroom with clear expectat...
It's no secret... we love taskboxes! They are a great way to incorporate hands-on, differentiated tasks in the classroom with clear expectat...
This week, I've been knee deep in ephemera scraps, covering these boxes in bits of old paper, with a flower and bird theme. After they got foofed, I started filling them up with goodies to make the wire wreath for...
During Jefferson's time, silhouettes were a very popular form of portraiture. Description from world-market-portraits.blogspot.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images
Taskboxes are a great way to organize work tasks for individuals who need predictability and structure. Typically taskboxes should be maste...
