Showing posts with label printables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label printables. Show all posts

Saturday, February 15, 2014

Seuss-tastic Resources!

With Dr. Seuss's Birthday fast approaching, it's time to start thinking of ways to incorporate the fun into the classroom!! 

I am including links below to some fantastic resources and freebies to help celebrate Seuss! Enjoy!



Wednesday, January 29, 2014

100th Day FUN and freebies!

I know many of our local schools and districts have been celebrating the 100th day of school! My daughter had a fun time doing this activity below on Monday for her school's 100th day: 


I have found many more fun ideas and resources to help celebrate being 100 days smarter! Just click on the links below and enjoy! 

Also, here's my link to last year's post: 100th Day!




Thursday, January 23, 2014

Super Fun with the Super Bowl!

Okay, the stage is officially set for this year's Super Bowl :

  1. NFL Super Bowl XLVIII
    NFL Super Bowl XLVIII
    Sunday, February 2, 5:30 PM on FOX
    MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey
    1Seattle
    Seahawks
    Denver1
    Broncos
    @
    All times are in Central Time
  2. Personally, I'm rooting for Seattle! As a Kansas City Chiefs fan, rooting for the Broncos would be wrong! So, Go Seahawks! 
No matter who you root for or how you choose to celebrate, students usually bring up the topic of the Super Bowl each year. To help celebrate, I'm including links below that might help you incorporate the year's biggest sporting event into your own classroom. Enjoy! 






Be sure to check me out on Facebook and Twitter for even more resources shared daily! 

Sunday, December 29, 2013

Resources for the New Year

While I know pretty much everyone is on a break right now, surely most teachers are thinking about planning for the New Year. 

Whether you are in need of resources to use in your classroom or at home with your own kids, I am providing some links to printables, lessons, coloring sheets, and more to help celebrate the New Year! 




Monday, December 16, 2013

The Reason for the Season

While not all of us are able or allowed to talk of the TRUE meaning of Christmas in the classroom, it's important that we never forget it. 

Jesus is the reason for the season. But, with all of the commercialism in today's Christmas world, the real meaning of Christmas is sometimes lost. 

For those who are looking for some simple resources to help teach this message, I am including a few links below! 

Enjoy and Merry Christmas! 




Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Dear Santa...

Are you having your students write letters to Santa Claus? Are you needing some cute ideas or resources to help make it special?

I am including many links below to fun, free, and cute resources and templates to help with this fun project! Enjoy! 



Wednesday, November 20, 2013

JFK: Learning about a Legacy

50 years ago this week, the country lost a President. John F. Kennedy is only one of four presidents in U.S. History to be assassinated, with Lincoln, Garfield, and McKinley being the others.  

For those who are thinking about including this important historical event into their upcoming lessons, I am including a few links below. Most of these resources are for middle elementary and higher. If you know of any for the younger grades, feel free to share. 

Thanks! 




Monday, November 18, 2013

Digital Citizenship

"Digital Citizenship is a concept which helps teachers, technology leaders and parents to understand what students/children/technology users should know to use technology appropriately."

This a VERY important topic to instill in children in today's society. It's important that they are aware of the proper ways to interact online. When I taught elementary computers, we would revisit this and Internet Safety a few times a year. I always told my students that just because you're "hiding" behind a computer screen doesn't mean that the rules of safety, courtesy, and anti-bullying don't apply. 

I am including the links below to many resources to help teach this concept to students. It's never too early to teach them how to be safe online. 


Thursday, November 14, 2013

Monday, November 11, 2013

Thank You, Veterans!

One day a year just does not seem enough to thank military veterans and personnel! We are all forever grateful to your services. Thank you for all that you do! 

I would like to give an extra thanks to my brother, Ben, who serves in the U.S. Navy. Thanks Bro! :-)

Below I am including some last minutes Veterans Day resources and freebies to use in the classroom. Feel free to share these with others and/or comment with links to other resources as well. 

Thanks again, Veterans!! God Bless you all!




Monday, October 14, 2013

Don't Be A Bully!

I hate bullying! I hate all kinds of bullying! I do not like the fact that this issue is increasingly becoming more and more of a serious problem in our society. I worry for my own kids as well as all kids that I know and love. 

Bullying is mean, hurtful, dangerous, unnecessary, demeaning, cowardly, and just plain DUMB! I have already begun to instill into my own kids that bullying will not be tolerated. Whether they are bullied themselves or they become a bully, I will not tolerate it! 

Bullying has had some serious repercussions in recent times. Some kids even go as far as taking their own lives because of being bullied so severely. It's time to make this epidemic STOP! 

It's gone too far and we all need to work together to educate everyone about why bullying is not okay, how to stop it, what to do if it happens, and how to recover from it. 

Just because bullying is mostly seen in a school setting, does not mean that it does not exist in the adult world as well. 

ALL BULLYING is NEVER OKAY! Let's take a stand. 

Below are many resources for educating people of all ages on this disturbing trend. 



Friday, October 11, 2013

Stop, Drop, and Roll: Fire Safety!

October wears a lot of hats: Halloween, Columbus Day, Anti Bullying Month, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, etc. 

It is also Fire Safety Month! 

This is a topic that is not just important within a school setting, but it is also important in the home. I am including many links below that will help children understand what to do in order to be safe during a fire. 

Be sure to have an escape plan and help children understand it. BE SAFE! 




Tuesday, September 10, 2013

9/11/01: We Will Never Forget...

It's hard to believe that tomorrow will mark 12 years since that most fateful day in America. It truly feels like it was yesterday, as I can remember every detail of that day. Though I did not personally lose anyone in that tragedy, it was still a heartbreaking event. 

God Bless America and all of those who were affected! 

For many of us, we either have young children and/or work with young children daily. These children may not realize the impact that fateful day had on our country. It's important to let them know about the day in the most calm manner that we can. The idea is to inform them of the history, not scare them. Some of the videos and images they may see on TV tomorrow could seem scary. However, if they know the background behind those images, hopefully we can help to reduce the scariness of the situation. 

Whether discussing this in the classroom or at home, I am including many resources to help students and children understand and remember 9/11/01. 

We Will Never Forget!! 



Monday, September 9, 2013

Lots More Great Autumn Fun!

There are so many activities and themes that go along with Fall: Johnny Appleseed, Apples, Pumpkins, Leaves, Halloween, and more! 

To give everyone a wide variety of ideas and resources, I am including links below to mini-movies, printables, online games and puzzles, and so much more! 

If you have any more links for the season, feel free to share! Enjoy!



Saturday, September 7, 2013

10 Fun, Free, Fall Finds!

I don't know about the rest of you, but I really Love Fall!! Even though I greatly dislike cold weather, I really enjoy hoodies, bonfires, crisp air, colorful leaves, and pumpkins! 

With that in mind, I decided to look for some Free activities to use in the classroom...all of which have an Autumn theme! 

I hope these are useful and fun for all! Enjoy! 


Roll A Sammy the Scarecrow (Free for Limited Time)



Monday, July 15, 2013

Back to School Freebies and Ideas

I know that even though many of you still have weeks left of vacation, so many of you are already thinking about and planning for the new school year. 

With that said, I am including a few links below to either free resources or great ideas to help you prepare for the new year! 

Enjoy! 







Monday, July 1, 2013

Red, White, Blue...and Learning!

While most schools are either out for the summer or are on a break this week, a select few may actually have some classes. 
Whether you can personally use these ideas and activities or know someone who can, I hope they are fun and educational! 

Have a wonderful Independence Day everyone! 
Enjoy the links listed below! 





Wednesday, June 19, 2013

TpT: $1 Sale!!

I've decided to drop the price of 5 of my TpT products to only $1 for today and tomorrow only: June 19-20! 
After that, they will return to full price. 
Stock up for next year! The links to the products are listed below.  
Happy Shopping! 



Thursday, May 16, 2013

$2 Sale...Stock up for Next School Year!

I've decided to hold a mini-sale in my TpT Store! I have reduced the price on 5 of my products down to only $2.00! Normally, these products would range between $3.75-$5.15! 

I am listing the products below along with a direct link to each one. Just Click on the Pictures!

They will be on sale through Monday, May 20th! I hope they are helpful. Enjoy! 

 Book Celebrations

 Matter and Its Properties: Unit Test

 Seasonal Glyphs

Presentation: Free Tech Tools

 Ed Tech Vocab. Matching Game

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