First freebie Friday in MAY?!
Here's an idea for a quick, fun
vacation writing project. Use recycled
calendars with scenery. Have students
choose a page, plan and write about
their vacation. Take pictures of the
students. Cut out and have students
glue their picture into the scene!
I went to my local pharmacy and
they let me take as many calendars
as I wanted. I took 6 so I would
have enough for a couple years.
Check out your local pharmacy,
hardware store, or anywhere
that gives away calendars for free!
If you would like this freebie,
click here!
Love a TpT sale!
I've recently added some new
fairy tale products!
This product is my biggest seller.
I do a big fairy tale unit in December.
Click the picture if interested!
This is an updated, expanded version.
It also includes activities for
The Three Little Pigs and
The True Story of the Three Little Pigs.
Click the picture if interested!
This packet has 5 original poems/raps
written by me, with a context clue page.
I will use these in the upcoming week
to study context clues.
As we get closer to the end of the
year, I think these will keep the
kiddos focused. The kids will get to
"rap" and they are familiar with the
stories, since we studied fairy tales
in December!
I also see a ball cap wearing day
or two in our future!
It includes the poems/raps
for student poetry binders and pages with
the poem/rap with context clues.
Click the picture to check it out!
I turned the poems/raps into
reader's theaters for students
to use during Daily Five
Read to Someone. Each of the
5 reader's theaters have 2 reader
parts with the parts for that reader
highlighted. I plan to glue them
inside the file folder and laminate.
Click the picture if you would like
to check this one out!
Here is a bundled version
if you would like to see them both.
Check out the preview as it shows
every page included.
Click the picture!
Stop back by later next
week to see pictures of these
products in action!
Thanks for stopping by!
What a great idea for making the end of the year more fun!
ReplyDeleteLisa
PAWSitivelyTeaching