Voice Level Chart & Fonts- Manic Monday & Monday Made It

I'm linking up with Charity from Classroom Freebies for their Manic Monday freebie and with Tara from 4th Grade Frolics. It always seems that I create something last minute for this.  This week I've re-done my voice level chart. This is what it looked like this year. Sorry this isn't a great picture.

I wanted it to match my polka dot decor. So I created a new one with a polka dot background {click the picture to grab yours from Google docs}

Then I decided to make one with a striped background, for those of you who prefer stripes. {Click the picture to grab your copy from Google Docs}

And one more for the chevron lovers. {Click the picture to grab your copy from Google Docs}

On my old chart I liked the descriptions of what each level meant, how their voice should sound, and in the first few days of school we practiced this. On my new chart, I like the visual aspect of a graphic so my littles can look at the number & picture & know how their voice should sound depending on the situation they are in. 

I've also included a mini version of 0, 1, 2, & 3; I plan to put those at my centers, so my littles have a reminder directly in front of them of how their voice should sound.

And looking at my pictures above, when I actually print & laminate these, & go to put them up I'll most likely put 0 at the bottom & 4 at the top, to indicate that 0 is low and quiet & 4 is at the top and loud. Sorry I wasn't even thinking about that when I made the above pics.

And here's one more freebie I made for you. 5 new fonts that I just created this weekend. I downloaded iFont for my iPad...it's one of my new obsessions. Click here to check out my post from Saturday & grab my free fonts.