FLASH SALE!!! Hi Everyone! My new September writing picture prompts will be on sale in my TpT store for the next 30 minutes. Don't forget to put the BTS13 code in for an additional 10% of my sale price :)
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Friday, August 16, 2013
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Let's start with a giveaway! The first five people to comment and leave their email address will receive my color posters for FREE :)
The little Picasso’s set of color posters will brighten up your classroom! This set includes two sizes, full and half sheet in English and Spanish and two coloring pages. These posters can be used for display, flash cards or word work centers. Just print, laminate, and cut!
The following colors are included:
English: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, brown, black, gray and white
Spanish: rojo, anaranjado, amarillo, verde, azul, morado, rosado, marron/café, negro, gris and blanco
Hello everyone! I'm back and so excited to get started...AGAIN! Last August I created this blog with the hopes of sharing my classroom with you. Unfortunately it turned out to be a crazy year for me and I never had the opportunity to share like I had hoped to. Well now I am even more exited to be back :)
It has been a relaxing and FUN summer for my family and I have enjoyed every second of being home with my beautiful daughter. We still have a few weeks left before going back so it's not over for us yet.
To everyone who went back in the past few weeks I hope you had a great start with your new classes! To everyone who is still enjoying their breaks have fun because we know it always goes by way to fast.
I have had lots of time to create new material which I will be using with my own class this year and I look forward to sharing it with you soon :)
It has been a relaxing and FUN summer for my family and I have enjoyed every second of being home with my beautiful daughter. We still have a few weeks left before going back so it's not over for us yet.
To everyone who went back in the past few weeks I hope you had a great start with your new classes! To everyone who is still enjoying their breaks have fun because we know it always goes by way to fast.
I have had lots of time to create new material which I will be using with my own class this year and I look forward to sharing it with you soon :)
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Snow Bowl: Super Bowl Literacy & Math Activities
Are you ready for some football? I just created a fun new packet called "Snow Bowl: Super Bowl Literacy & Math Activities". It will be a fun way this week to get ready for the Super Bowl while we try to stay warm from this bitter cold and snow. This unit can really be used anytime during the winter and football season.
The following centers are included:
ELA:
1. Arctic Arena Antonyms
2. Blizzard Blitz Noun Sort
3. Field Goal Fact and Opinion
4. Give Me An “ABC” Order
5. MVP Making Words
6. Playbook: Past, Present, Future (Verb Tense)
7. Quarterback Scramble (Word Scramble)
8. Sideline Syllables
9. Super Bowl Synonyms
MATH:
1. All-Star Addition to 12
2. First & Ten Place Value
3. Football Fact Families
4. Football Lineup (Least to Greatest)
5. Halftime (Numbers Before & After)
6. Scrimmage Subtraction from 12
7. Team Work (Number cards from 0 to 124 – used for multiple activities)
8. Touch Down (Tally Marks)
9. What’s The Score (Greater Than or Less Than)
**You will see each center card twice in this unit. One set has a blue snowflake background and one set is plain white for anyone who would like to save on color printing.
I hope you enjoy the activities!!!
The following centers are included:
ELA:
1. Arctic Arena Antonyms
2. Blizzard Blitz Noun Sort
3. Field Goal Fact and Opinion
4. Give Me An “ABC” Order
5. MVP Making Words
6. Playbook: Past, Present, Future (Verb Tense)
7. Quarterback Scramble (Word Scramble)
8. Sideline Syllables
9. Super Bowl Synonyms
1. All-Star Addition to 12
2. First & Ten Place Value
3. Football Fact Families
4. Football Lineup (Least to Greatest)
5. Halftime (Numbers Before & After)
6. Scrimmage Subtraction from 12
7. Team Work (Number cards from 0 to 124 – used for multiple activities)
8. Touch Down (Tally Marks)
9. What’s The Score (Greater Than or Less Than)
*Recording sheets are included with each center activity.
I hope you enjoy the activities!!!
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Martin Luther King....Share the Dream
Well so much for being a better blogger. How do you all do it? I've been trying to get on since last week to share my new Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. activities. Here is a sample of what you will find in my TpT store: "Martin Luther King....Share the Dream".
It is time to honor the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This packet will help teach your children about who Dr. King was and how his life and work changed the world. It will also teach them how important it is to share Dr. King’s message of peace and kindness to EVERYONE!
*18
Picture words cards (can be used for ABC
order and
writing center)
*20 Vocabulary Picture Cards
*1 Meet Dr. Martin Luther King Poster
*1 I Have a Dream Making Words (
*1 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Word Scramble (
*4 Writing papers (b
*5 Coloring pages
I hope you have a chance to take a peek :)
It is time to honor the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This packet will help teach your children about who Dr. King was and how his life and work changed the world. It will also teach them how important it is to share Dr. King’s message of peace and kindness to EVERYONE!
This packet
includes:
*2
Dr. King and I writing pages: I use
these after reading the story “A
Picture Book of Martin Luther King, Jr.” by David A. Adler.
*12
Timeline Picture Cards (2 versions: one
with dates for whole group instruction, one with separate date cards for whole
group or center work)
*1
Timeline Worksheet (color)
*1
ABC order (b&w and
color)
*20 Vocabulary Picture Cards
*2
What
is Dr.
Martin Luther King Day? Posters
*1 Meet Dr. Martin Luther King Poster
*1
Label It “Dr. King” (b&w and
color)
*1 I Have a Dream Making Words (
b&w and
color)
*1 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Word Scramble (
b&w and
color)
*4 Writing papers (b
&w), 4
Writing papers (color)
*5 Coloring pages
I hope you have a chance to take a peek :)
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Writing Binders
Mrs. Hedrich.."How do you spell....?" I'm sure that this is a question that you have heard many times when you kids are writing. After teaching for 14 years I wish I had a quarter for each time the question has been asked :)
Today I am going to share the new writing binders I created last year. They have made such in difference in my classroom. The children love writing and I actually hear them say "Yes, I have WOW (work on writing) today". I have even had children ask to use them during inside recess.
I started by creating monthly binders which include several topics specific to that month or time of the year. Here is the cover for my February W.O.W. binder.
A PICTURE PAINTS A THOUSAND WORDS
Your students will use these picture cards to learn vocabulary, grammar and spelling. The colorful pictures will help motivate your students to express their feelings, thoughts, ideas, and dreams when writing independently.
This packet includes:
*90 America the Beautiful picture cards
*50 United States picture cards
*27 Valentine’s Day picture cards
*27 Wedding picture cards
*18 Groundhog’s Day picture cards
*18 Dental Health picture cards
*9 Tooth Fairy picture cards
*Plain writing paper
*Picture prompt writing paper
*Label It! activity sheets (B&W and color)
*ABC order activity sheets for Word Work center
*Writer's checklist for students to remind children
what to focus on while writing.
*Common Core Standards for ELA
Due to limited wall space I do not have a word wall displayed for all the students to see. This writing binder is a great spelling resource for individual and small group work. If wall space is not an issue for you, you can enlarge the picture cards to poster-size and post them in your writing center. (I am so happy to share that I just got a Smart Board in my classroom! I have been displaying the picture cards on this for whole group instruction as well.)
Here is a sample of how I set up my writing binders.
I start by printing each title page and picture card twice. (I print the picture cards on white cardstock.)
Next I will place one title page inside the front of the clear view binder and the second inside the back cover of the binder.
I will place the second copies of the tile pages into page protectors for inside the binder. (the second set of picture cards are used in my Word Work centers.)
Next I will cut and place the picture cards into the baseball card holders in ABC order. (If you don't want to cut individual cards you can always use sheet protectors to slide a whole sheet of words into.) I like the individual cards because I keep them in ABC order and it is easy to add new picture cards as I get new ideas.
Today I am going to share the new writing binders I created last year. They have made such in difference in my classroom. The children love writing and I actually hear them say "Yes, I have WOW (work on writing) today". I have even had children ask to use them during inside recess.
I started by creating monthly binders which include several topics specific to that month or time of the year. Here is the cover for my February W.O.W. binder.
A PICTURE PAINTS A THOUSAND WORDS
Your students will use these picture cards to learn vocabulary, grammar and spelling. The colorful pictures will help motivate your students to express their feelings, thoughts, ideas, and dreams when writing independently.
This packet includes:
*90 America the Beautiful picture cards
*50 United States picture cards
*27 Valentine’s Day picture cards
*27 Wedding picture cards
*18 Groundhog’s Day picture cards
*18 Dental Health picture cards
*9 Tooth Fairy picture cards
*Plain writing paper
*Picture prompt writing paper
*Label It! activity sheets (B&W and color)
*ABC order activity sheets for Word Work center
*Writer's checklist for students to remind children
what to focus on while writing.
*Common Core Standards for ELA
Due to limited wall space I do not have a word wall displayed for all the students to see. This writing binder is a great spelling resource for individual and small group work. If wall space is not an issue for you, you can enlarge the picture cards to poster-size and post them in your writing center. (I am so happy to share that I just got a Smart Board in my classroom! I have been displaying the picture cards on this for whole group instruction as well.)
Here is a sample of how I set up my writing binders.
I start by printing each title page and picture card twice. (I print the picture cards on white cardstock.)
Next I will place one title page inside the front of the clear view binder and the second inside the back cover of the binder.
I will place the second copies of the tile pages into page protectors for inside the binder. (the second set of picture cards are used in my Word Work centers.)
*to hold the picture prompt writing papers (The plain paper is copied in large quantities located in the writing area.)
*for stickers the children may use in their writing or illustrations
*Label It! Activity sheets (B&W and color)
*writer's checklist for students to remind children what to focus on while writing
If you would like to see my binders please visit my TpT store to see all of the monthly binders and the topic binders such as Community Helpers/Transportation and Fairy Tales/Nursery Rhymes.
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