These eye-catching bulletin board posters will help your students learn the types of triangles and will look GREAT on your word wall with your anchor charts. Some of your students may need help mem…
We want students to be comfortable in our classrooms. We want them to feel welcomed and inspired. Classroom decoration can play a role in creating that environment. Below are some simple ways to …
So much Twitter love from my post about my walls this year. Y’all know how to make a girl feel good! I don’t have my lesson plans ready, and am not entirely sure what I’m doing on…
These latitude and longitude posters are a cute addition to any classroom and will help your students remember the difference between latitude & longitude. And they are FREE!
Mini pumpkins make great tools for science and math exploration in the Pre-K classroom. We used mini pumpkins for exploring weight, measurement, and
Invisible Math is a must have bulletin board for every middle school math classroom. Your students will really benefit from having a constant reminder on the wall about their invisible ones!
We have been working hard to learn our names! I have a helper of the day. So we cycle through everyone during the month. The first time we did King and Queen. Each person was the king or queen of the day. They got to wear a crown and cape. The crown was a paper one that they took home at the end of the day. We made a web of all their favorite things. We practiced asking and answering questions. Then everyone made a page for their book. So fun and cute. I took pictures of them all in the cape and crown for the cover. As we did this we added their name to the word wall. The second time through we did a name chart. We added names to this according to their first letter of their name. I did the first letter and different color than the rest so that they could really see their beginning letter. I put a box around all the ones that began with the same letter. Picture coming soon. The third time through did this graph. I cut 3 inch strips of cardstock. I made this chart. Everyday I had the helper come up to the front of the class and I wrote their name on a strip of their choice. Then I cut it up. Letter by letter. They would say "Oh No, It's broken" Then the helper would pick up the pieces and we glued them back together on the chart. I would then pick some names on the chart and we would compare ....Whose name had fewer and more letters than theirs. It really got them talking about their names more and the letters in them. Next time through we will be making "My book of Friends" The kids will actually cut up each name and glue it together to make a book of friends. Picture coming soon!
Print this adorable cartoon watermelon coloring page for coloring at home or school. Free to print cartoon watermelon.
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It's that time again....a new school year is upon us! (Eek!) Like every year at this time, I'm wondering, "Did I get everything planned this summer that I needed to?" or "Are my students excited and ready for this year to start?" My largest concern, although, is, "How am I going to wake up at 5:30am after a summer of waking up at noon?" (Hey, I'm single and childless...I can sleep as late as I want to. Don't judge!) But one aspect of going back to school that I never have to worry about is getting my classroom decorated. Thanks to my amazing mother, who helps me every year, it is always a quick process with super cute results! Every year my school has a theme, and this year's is Dr. Seuss. So my outside bulletin board, of course, had to work with this theme. I traced the bigger fish and colored them for shading effects. The small red and blue fish will have the names of my homeroom students as soon as I get my class list. This construction paper organizer is a lifesaver since the more organized everything is, the less stressed out I am! This cute canvas was made by a student's parent last year...and I just love it! To try to camoflage the electrical wire covers, I just used construction paper for "frames" and hot glued pictures of my family and friends. This is one of my favorite "personal" decorations that I have! This bulletin board contains the warm-ups that my students will do each day as they come into my classroom. Our students get laptops provided by the school district when they reach 5th grade. So, of course, they need guidance and set expectations. This was a great way to do both decorate my closet and have these "Computer Rules" visible. The cute prints and frog were made by my sister. (Thanks, Amy!) The decorations above the white board and on top of my lockers continue the "Frog and Flowers" theme of my classroom. Aren't they adorable? They were also done by my sister as a birthday present two years ago. (Did I mention that I have an awesome family?) The first year of teaching, my mom made these Bloom's Taxonomy flowers. I love them and have kept them up ever since! Ignore the calendar...which I clearly need to change! I'm still working on finishing the containers at my desk groups, but I decided to stop for the day to enjoy the last 1 1/2 days of summer!
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Today we learned about symmetry. After a mini lesson on things that are symmetric and asymmetric, we painted symmetric monsters. This very cute monster idea came from: Room Mom 101 I also found this cute worksheet about symmetry from Great Schools When we were finished we rolled a monster and wrote about it. This was fun but I had to change it a little so that the head was the second roll and the eyes last. Roll a Monster from Expressive Monkey.
Perfect for bell ringer activity or whenever you need to get in some math facts practice! This easy to play dice game uses the included fall-themed game pieces and a fun 100's chart game board. Practice addition and multiplication facts while having fun! All you need are a few 6, 12, and 20 sided dice. To play: Students roll the dice and either add for the sum, or multiply for the product. They then move that number of spaces on the game board. Use the included candy heart game pieces--so easy! Using the 12 or 20 sided dice increase the difficulty and allow for differentiation. This game comes in color but looks nice printed in grayscale too. For this freebie, I'd love you to leave me comments and feedback! I really appreciate it! Also, follow my store and you'll be the first to know about new products, updates, and freebies! Check out these other math and fall resources! Addition and Subtraction Games for ADHD and Active Learners Football-Themed Math Game Review, Addition and Subtraction Conversation Cards and Comics, Fall Theme All material in this resource is for one classroom teacher. No individual pages can be copied or distributed to another classroom, or used in the creation of other resources. Additional licenses can be purchased for 50% off the original price by going to your purchases and selecting 'Purchase Additional License". If you are less than 100% satisfied with your purchase, please leave me a message through the “Ask a Question” tab in my store. Tags: math games / centers / activities / group work / dice game / single digit addition / double digit addition / two digit by one digit multiplication / single digit multiplication / math facts / times tables / timed tests / back to school / 100th Day of School / differentiation / board games / collaboration
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There are many ways to make half-square triangles (HSTs), and I've used most of them. How many you need for your particular project, and h...
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