Black Friday Dollar Deals



It just wouldn't be Black Friday without a few great dollar deals! In celebration of Black Friday, you can find loads of dollar deals on TpT.  I've decided to mark down some terrific teaching products to just one dollar for this busiest shopping day of the year. Instead of braving the crowded stores and bustling shoppers, shop from your cozy couch at home on TpT.
Here are three items that I am offering in my TpT Store for just one dollar each! 

 Two are holiday related and the third is one of my most wish listed items. 

Twelve Days of Christmas Math Activity

 

 

This is a fun way to practice math facts and enjoy the season!

 

Christmas Alliteration Tear Tab Activity

 

 

Looking for a cute bulletin board idea?  This works great and students practice some LA skills.

 

Greek Mythology Bingo

 

 

Fun, fun, fun review of those mythological men, maidens, and monsters!

 

Happy Shopping!!

 



More Dollar Deals and a Giveaway!

Looking for some fun activities for that short week before Thanksgiving?  Here are two new Dollar Deals to help you out!  My students always need a review of figurative language and grammar.  This Thanksgiving Alliteration Tear Tab Activity is a perfect seasonal review.  Students can choose a tab from the poster you hang in the room and create alliterative sentences to go along with it.  Once they create and color their work, these are a nice display for the classroom walls.

Thanksgiving Alliteration Tear Tab Activity

For those of you looking for some holiday math fun, this Thanksgiving Add 'Em Up!  Math Activity might fit the bill.  Students use interesting Thanksgiving facts to solve math problems.

Thanksgiving Add 'Em Up! Math Activity

 

I am also participating in An Apple for The Teacher's Monthly $75 Teachers Pay Teachers gift card giveaway.  If you have not entered yet, it's easy to do so!  Just follow each of the participants for a chance to win. 

 

Remember to swing by again next week for another dollar deal!

Dollar Deals and a Giveaway!

Looking for some fun activities for that short week before Thanksgiving?  Here are two new Dollar Deals to help you out!  My students always need a review of figurative language and grammar.  This Thanksgiving Alliteration Tear Tab Activity is a perfect seasonal review.  Students can choose a tab from the poster you hang in the room and create alliterative sentences to go along with it.  Once they create and color their work, these are a nice display for the classroom walls.

Thanksgiving Alliteration Tear Tab Activity

For those of you looking for some holiday math fun, this Thanksgiving Add 'Em Up!  Math Activity might fit the bill.  Students use interesting Thanksgiving facts to solve math problems.

Thanksgiving Add 'Em Up! Math Activity

 

I am also participating in An Apple for The Teacher's Monthly $75 Teachers Pay Teachers gift card giveaway.  If you have not entered yet, it's easy to do so!  Just follow each of the participants for a chance to win. 

 

Remember to swing by again next week for another dollar deal!

Fall Dollar Deals and a Giveaway!

Happy Fall!  Time for all those delicious pumpkin and apple flavored goodies 
To thank all of my followers I'd like to offer a different product each week for the month of November as a DOLLAR DEAL. 
This week's DOLLAR DEAL is my

Veterans Day Activity and Reading Passage.

 

 

I am also part of a great giveaway starting Sunday which is hosted by Kelly Malloy at An Apple for the Teacher.  Go on over there to enter to win a huge $75 TPT gift card!  You could use the gift card to purchase some great Fall products.  My TpT store will also be on sale Sunday and Monday! 

Here are some fun ideas for your classroom...

 

Love Letter To Your Favorite Food

Great way to practice descriptive writing!



 

Thanksgiving Stuff Your "Self"ies!

This is a fun way to work on narrative writing and using prepositions. 

 

 

Have a wonderful week! 

Happy Haunting and a Giveaway!

Halloween is on it's way!  My students and I are big fans of Halloween. Our room is decorated to the nines.  We love celebrating Candy Corn Day too!  Our classroom hosts Candy Corn Day each year.  We set up great posters, buckets of candy corn, and we exchange Candy Corn-Grams.  Everyone writes a "sweet" message to someone else on Candy Corn Day.  It's a great character education activity and everyone wins with lovely messages and yummy candy. 

 

I am part of a great giveaway this week hosted by Kelly Malloy at An Apple for the Teacher.  Go on over there to enter to win a $25 TPT gift card!  You could use the gift card to purchase some great Halloween products.  Here a few that I created and that I use in my classroom. 

 

Halloween "Franken"selfies
Students create a fun "Franken" name
and write a creative story about how they came
to be.

Candy Corn Calculations
Fun, holiday math task cards!

Headless Horseman Grammar Game
A spooktacular Grammar Task Card game!


Have a wonderful week and good luck in the raffle!

Teachers Pay Teachers Sale! {Giveaway}

I am a lucky recipient of a $10 Teachers Pay Teachers card to raffle off on my blog!  Let's Kick off an Amazing School Year!              

I was thrilled to receive one of those $10 giftcards to promote the sale and I want to use it to promote my blog all the great Back to School resources on TpT.

First, I'd like to showcase a few of my products that I am particularly proud of.  The sale is a great time to pick up Back to School resources and Halloween resources if you are thinking ahead! 

 Visit my store and take a look around!

 

 

 
Now on to the giveaway! Good luck and happy shopping! Be sure to stop by Teachers Pay Teachers on Monday for their annual Back to School Sale and cash in on savings. You can save up to 28% off and use your gift card to choose whatever you please from so many amazing teacher authors.  

Hurry! This give away ends today at midnight. (EST) 

 

Have an Amazing School Year!                

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Back To School Giveaway

It's that time of year again!  Recharged teachers are beginning to enter their new classrooms to do what they do best!  To add a little fun to your school year, enter the giveaway below to win my newest set of All About Me Posters.  They are perfect for those first days back to school! 

  Two different posters are included.  One is geared more for older kids, who love their technology, while the second poster can be used for any age, but is especially great for the younger kids.  Simply visit my TPT Store, take a look around, and become a follower for a chance to win! 

 

While you are there, my Football Onomatopoeia product is featured in these week's Teacher Pay Teachers Top Ten Downloads!  Why not grab a copy for yourself by clicking below?! 

 FOOTBALL ONOMATOPOEIA

 

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Have a Happy First Week Back to School!

Teacher Appreciation Sale!

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week everyone!  My store will be on sale Tuesday and Wednesday.  Enter the promo code CELEBRATE at checkout and save an additional 8%! 

Happy Shopping and enjoy your well deserved celebration week!

 

 

Go Green & Get Groovy {Earth Day Ideas with a Freebie!}

 Earth Day... 

 

National Earth Day is celebrated each year on April 22.  This annual day is held to demonstrate support for environmental protection.  In 1970, the first Earth day was celebrated. The movement made people aware and helped to channel human energy toward environmental issues.  Forty-six years later, caring people continue to lead with groundbreaking ideas.  The greatest lesson of the original Earth Day was...It must never be forgotten. 

 

There are many fun ways to celebrate Earth Day in the classroom with your students.  Students want to make a difference and this is a great opportunity for them to do so.  Simply turning your classroom lights out for the day is one fun option.  My students think this is such a fun way to conserve energy for the day!  Showing the video/DVD of The Lorax is always a favorite along with the many fun activities that go along with it.  Writing Earth Poetry on whiteboards or with sidewalk chalk is a way to express the love for our planet.  Another favorite in my classroom is Earth Day Bingo with little plants in compostable cup as prizes. 

 

I have created a fun way for students to channel their inner 1970s hippy for Earth Day!  Students choose their own "Green and Groovy" name with this fun activity.  Much like an Elf Yourself activity, students use the month they were born to discover their Groovy first name and the date they were born as their Groovy last name.  Students draw a Polaroid of their new groovy persona.  A variety of environmental prompts are included so that students can work individually or in groups to come up with responses.  Students can even work their new groovy personas into the stories they create.  With some Sharpie markers, crayons, and colored pencils, the colored Polaroids and stories/prompt responses make a great bulletin board!



 Earth Day Go Green and Get Groovy

 

 

 

 

Here is an Earth Day freebie as well...

 

Arbor Day/Earth Day Freebie

 

Feel free to swing by my store this weekend - I'm having a sale. :)

 

Have a GROOVY Earth Day!

A Slice of Pi!



Pi Day is March 14, for all you math fanatics!

 It’s when people around the world celebrate this mathematical symbol. 

Pi represents a constant, which is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter—approximately 3.14159.  Pi is helpful when solving geometry problems that involve circles like finding the area of a circle or the circumference of a circle.

Why not do some related activities to celebrate Pi Day? 

 

You and your students can host your own Pi Day party. Have pi-related foods such as fruit pies and pizza pies. You can also tell students to come to Pi Day with a few math questions and everyone can try to solve them using pi. The questions should be geometry related.  Another fun activity is seeing who can memorize as many digits in pi as possible then reciting them to the party or seeing how many digits you can write. In gym classes, or during recess, students can collectively run or walk 3.14 miles!  In your teacher lounge, teachers can bring in assorted pies and enjoy the sweet treats all day long.

 

If you are looking for a fun, minimal prep activity for Pi Day, click on the link below. 

Pi Day Task Cards

 

Have fun eating some yummy pie!