The Gingerbread Man Ran!

While a Gingerbread Man hunt is fun,  it isn't necessarily common core...
SO...
I made a little making predictions  booklet so I can now say, Why yes, this IS a common core activity!

       Click the cover for your freebie!

I am so excited about this product

I just made! I will have our classroom

elf bring one back from the North Pole

 each day of the week, starting Monday.

If you don't have a classroom elf, you

can just have them delivered to your classroom.

Click here to check it out!

There are 5 10 original "newspapers"

included in this packet and I am

working on more. I plan to have 10.

UPDATE!

All 10 are finished and in the product!

I was very excited to find this linky!

I am always looking for new ideas

and love to share mine!

Here are a few pics from last years

visit from our elf! He brought red candy

canes, which the Grinch licked green!

Fortunately, Santa sent new red ones!

Click here for last years post and links 

to some more Gingerbread Man activities!

There are several, including a missing poster

for the Gingerbread Man.

I picked up a couple of these

little guys last year on clearance and 

froze them. Makes things a little

easier! I was making homemade

gingerbread dough and making

my own gingerbread men to run

away each year but this simplifies 

things! We don't eat this Gingerbread

Man. I buy small cookies for the students

to decorate and eat.

I created a couple of new products

to use in my classroom for math early

finishers...or just to take a break and 

have a little extra Christmas fun!

 Click each of the covers to

check them out in my TpT store!

I love teaching inference and the

Disney Pixar short films are a fun

and engaging way to add to our lessons.

I created a few graphic organizers to

go with several of these short films.

Click the cover to check it out!

Thanks for stopping by!