Heart Crayon Valentines

 

Last year I made Heart Valentine Crayons for my students and they LOVED it.  So this year, I decided to do it again.   If you made crayon heart valentines for your students, you should check out my latest freebie. This printable has four flip-over cards that you can staple to a ziplock baggie.  An easy and cheap present for your students!

 

 

Click here to download this freebie from my Teachers Pay Teachers store.  

12 Days of Christmas Bloghop

 

Hey Friends- It's Me- Day #7 of this festive hop!  If you are just jumping on board, welcome to the fun (and we hope you continue to follow along!  Feel free to start back at Day 1 with Teachin' Little Texans).

Each day, for a total of 12 days, we will be sending you on a journey to 12 different blogs, with 12 different FREEBIES, and 12 different opportunities to have a look at all of the fabulous prizes you could win when we are all said and done!

So first things first...these fabulous prizes I speak of - here is a sneak peak at what they include!

Feeling overwhelmed and excited all at the same time?!  I know I am! And check this out (it gets better)- 13 winners will be picked for the 13 units displayed above, AND 1 lucky winner will win a TpT gift card to purchase whatever he/she would like, AND 1 lucky winner will get a new pencil sharpener from Classroom Friendly Supplies, AND AS IF THAT WASN'T ENOUGH, one lucky winner will also receive a $25 Target gift card. 

Here is the rafflecopter with a multitude of ways for you to enter: a Rafflecopter giveaway

Adding and Subtracting Money Using a Menu

Now for the freebie as promised.  My freebie is my best seller, Adding and Subtracting Money Using a Menu.  I created a menu that I glued on to construction paper and laminated.  I use them every year.  The document is 9 pages and includes the menu and worksheets for adding and subtracting money.  Students pretend they are a waiter or waitress and take orders from each other in order to add and subtract money.

Click here for this amazing freebie!  I am also linking up with Classroom Freebies for Maniac Mondays.  Check it out for other great freebies.

Holiday Card Bundle

Here's a sneak peak at my Holiday Card Bundle that you can win.  There are 7 holiday and thank you cards for your students.   

The fun continues tomorrow at your next stop with The Colorful Apple for Day 8!  Click on either image to take you there!

Thanksgiving Activities

Turkey Glyph

Distribute copies of the turkey glyph patterns and the legend to students. Review the legend, one characteristic at a time, as you display a turkey you have completed. Then distribute the other materials. Invite students to use the legend to create their own personal turkey glyph. Display the finished product in class and have students decipher the answers.  Click here for this freebie.

 

I am linking up with Fourth Grade Frolics for Made It Monday and Classroom Freebies for Maniac Monday.  Be sure to check it out for other great link ups.  

November Holiday Activities

Thanksgiving Activities

This seven page Thanksgiving document includes many exciting holiday activities. Students will write a Thanksgiving acrostic poem, an organizer and final draft for what they are thankful for, and write about Thanksgiving traditions.  Click here to download this activity for $3.00 from my TpT store.

 

This five page Thanksgiving document includes alphabetical order and a writing organizer and assignment about what students' are thankful for.  Click here to download this activity for $1.00 from my TpT store.

Gearing up for another week...

I hope that everyone had a great weekend.  I had another fun weekend with my adorable nieces and nephews.  My nephew, Noah, is really starting to show his personality.  Here is a short video of him cracking himself up.

My nieces are a part of a wonderful competitive cheerleading organization called East Coast Nitros.  They are very talented and continue to amaze me every day.  Check out the pic of them below.

Okay, enough family talk.  With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching, I created two Valentine’s cards for my students.  Click here to purchase these cards for $1.00 from my Teacher’s Notebook store.