Make extra flowers for your friends and teachers for the first day of school and start your year off right! Creative Maker shows you what you need and how to make these easy flower decorations for your locker. Use Glue Dots Advanced Strength adhesive, flower petals, and magnets to make flower decorations for your locker. Show off your school spirit or your personal style and creativity by making magnetic flower decorations. “Most kids don’t want to do much, but I told my friends who do want to decorate their lockers that there are cute things at Pottery Barn Teen and at the local Office Depot.One of the most exciting things to look forward to about going back to school is decorating your locker. “I have been talking with my friends and they ask me a lot about what I’m going to do,” said Kitchen. Kitchen said she really enjoys the locker fad, and she likes being able to share ideas and tips with her friends.
“At WCCS, we usually are not allowed to go over the top with the decor and have loads of pictures but we are allowed to show some creativity with a few,” said Goff. Though students at the private school may not be allowed to have bright pink zebra wallpaper in their lockers, they are still encouraged to show their creativity. “I keep it pretty simple with my WCCS Volleyball magnet, a magnetic pencil holder and a few pictures.” “I usually don’t go all out with the chandeliers and wallpaper in my locker,” said Goff. Students like Madelyn Goff, a junior at Wood County Christian School, said she doesn’t mind having those guidelines. Some schools may not want their students to go all out when it comes to decorating their lockers, such as Wood County Christian School in Williamstown. “It’s hilarious when kids are saying things like, ‘I was wondering where that was,’ but they are aware of the importance of keeping their lockers clean, which is all we ask.” “Sometimes they’re not the cleanest, but they’ll have jackets in there from the winter, and a lot of school papers,” said Schob. Schob reminds her students to always keep their lockers clean and organized. “At the middle school, they have a lot of things that need to be in their lockers such as books, school materials, coats, and so they’re really not given a lot of extra room to decorate their lockers with a lot of extra stuff,” said Schob. Schob also said students aren’t given too much extra room for decorating their lockers after they put in all of their books, class materials and any extra-curricular things they may need. “I haven’t seen a lot of students who decorate their lockers to that extent, but we do have students decorate on the outside of their lockers for sporting events,” said Schob.
Principal Brittany Schob at Marietta Middle School, said the students are allowed to decorate their lockers in any way they like. “I decided to decorate my locker because I want to show that I have school spirit by decorating with school colors and I don’t really like plain things,” said Kitchen. Kitchen is decorating her locker with her two favorite colors, pink and purple and said she bought the majority of her locker decorations from PBteen. I also might hang up pictures of my friends and summer vacation,” said Kitchen.
“I will be decorating my locker with a mini chandelier to hang at the top of my locker, a magnet mirror and a pencil pouch I can stick on the side of my locker.
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Emma Kitchen, a soon-to-be seventh grader at Williamstown High School from Boaz, is taking full advantage of this new trend.
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