FREE Ghost Roll Math Game for Halloween Can you believe it is already the last Friday of October??? We have given away 3 terrific FREEBIES every Friday this month. Today we bring you our last FREEBIE of the month– Roll … Continue reading
Rhymes for all Seasons Over the last year we have had a lot of fun with the 5 Little… rhymes. I thought I would gather them all up in one place for you to enjoy or to bookmark for just … Continue reading
Witch Hat Glyph Here I go again with the witch hats! This is my third post involving witch hats and there are still more to come! This is a glyph I created for my students. Glyphs are fun way for … Continue reading
Teaching about Number Lines with The Number Line Hop The lesson this week in our math curriculum was about using number lines to solve subtraction sentences. I believe that number lines are an invaluable tool when teaching students to add … Continue reading
Spider Web Sight Words It must be Halloween season because that is all that is on my mind! I thought a fun way to practice sight words would be to make them into Spider Web Sight Words Cards and to hang … Continue reading
4 Simple Fall Graphs I love doing class graphs and there are so many wonderful happenings to discuss this time of year– visits to pumpkin patches, fall leaves and apple picking. I created these very simple fall graphs for teachers … Continue reading
Fall Rhyme: 5 Little Leaves I haven’t created or shared a 5 Little… rhyme in quite some time. With fall right around the corner, I thought a leaf rhyme would be appropriate. My boys and I took out our paints, … Continue reading
Lego Activities Round Up Since BMTM recently joined the After School Linky as a co-host, I have been revisiting some of our “after school-ish” posts and thought I would wrap a bunch of them up together for those of you … Continue reading
12 Teaching Tools for Back to School As you may or may not know, I am returning to teaching for my first full year later this month. I covered a maternity leave last year so I was was not there … Continue reading
Quick Answer Cards I love these cards. I always have a stack sitting by our gathering place ready to go when I need a quick sense of how students are doing with a new concept or when I have 5 … Continue reading
FREE Strawberry Counting Cards I have berries on the brain this week. Walking around the Farmer’s Market on Saturday mornings, I cannot help but notice how beautiful all the berries are. And, of course, they are tasty. So as … Continue reading
All About Me Cube (and data collection papers) Many moons ago when I was teaching first grade (before children), we would make an All About Me cube in the first week of school. It was a great way to get … Continue reading
