Well, it's my birthday too yeah!
No, not really!
Just singing along.
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How fun is this video!
I know the students are going
to LOVE dancing to this song!
I am for sure adding this to our
must-do list for birthdays.
Since it is YouTube, please make sure
you mute the ad in case one happens to pop
up at the beginning. It hasn't for me
(I watched it twice to check the content)
but I learned the hard way. I was
getting ready to show a video when
an ad came on that talked about...
nah....I just can't type it!
Sorry!
You will have to use your imagination!
On to the freebie!
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for flash freebies, giveaways and ideas!
Thank you to Fern for featuring
and for hosting this linky every week
and also to Charity for Manic Monday!
and also to Charity for Manic Monday!
I am offering the following
3 pages as freebies.
3 pages as freebies.
The student puts the birthday song
in their poetry binder and the other
two pages are covers for a
birthday book. I print mine on
different colored cardstock.
Students write a friendly letter to the
birthday child and then I bind
or staple it together.
Click here to download the freebies!
They are part of this packet.
Click here or the picture if
you'd like to check it out.
Here's a picture of the birthday things
I've given the last several years.
I am excited about my updates!
If you are looking for something
new for morning work,
my friend Alisa from
has these wonderful products!
It has made a huge difference
in handwriting, sentence structure
and creative writing.
I love them, but more importantly,
the students love them!
They get so excited to show
me what they wrote!
Click the picture above to check it out.
Click here for a freebie to try it out.
She also has Daily Quick Math,
which we also use for morning work.
Thanks for stopping by!
What a great way to celebrate birthdays! Thanks for the freebie, and I love your blog design by the way!
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www.carascreativeplayground.blogspot.com
Fun Freebies! Thank you. Stop by my blog and see what I am doing.
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