Friday 31 May 2013

Independence Day 4th of July Resource Pack For Elementary Teachers

This Independence Day, 4th of July resource pack contains activities that can work for kids at any level. There are coloring activities for the little or weak ones as well as writing activities for the older or stronger students. There are also fantastic colored illustration cards for you the teacher.

This resource pack contains the following:
1 I’m a Proud America Kid mini reader in color (8 half pages) for your literacy center.
1I’m a Proud America Kid mini reader in Black and White (8 half pages) for kids to color and keep.
1My American Symbols Mini Book (14 half pages) in Black and White for kids to color and keep.
14 American Symbols Illustrated Cards (color with labels)
14 American Symbols Illustrated Cards (color without labels).
8 American Patriotic Songs and Document Illustrated cards (color with labels).
8 American Patriotic Songs and Documents Illustrated cards (color without labels).
Get 4 Facts! Writing activity graphic organizer sheets
Get 4 Facts! writing activity writing sheets

 

The American symbols included in this pack are:
The Bald Eagle
Statue of Liberty
The Rose
The Washington Monument
The American Flag
The Liberty Bell
The Great Seal
The White House
Uncle Sam
Lady Justice
The Lincoln Memorial
The Oak Tree
Mount Rushmore
The President
The Star Spangled Banner
The Pledge of Allegiance
The Declaration of Independence
The U.S. Constitution
Bill of Rights
The American’s Creed
The National Motto
Patriotic Song-America The Beautiful

**Please note that this resource does NOT contain the facts. It is suggested that you use this pack to support your chosen unit.**

Thursday 30 May 2013

Aesop's 2nd Book of Childhood Adventures

Vincent Mastro's Aesop's 2nd Book of Childhood Adventures is now available at Amazon.com




















The following are more books from Vincent Mastro:

  




 


  

 

Wednesday 22 May 2013

“I have… Who has…?” Games





“I have… Who has…?” games are fast becoming a favorite with teachers of all elementary levels. They require little preparation and they can be used with any concept. The goal of this game is basically to keep students' skills sharpened and ready to respond on short notice. These games are fun and are highly motivating. They are great for partner activities, centers, small groups and whole class learning.

HOW TO PLAY

Basically this game can be used to reinforce virtually any topic. Cards are prepared in the following format:-






Simply select your vocabulary listing or concept to be explored with your end in mind. The first card is distinctly marked to allow students to identify who should start. The end can be marked also. The cards are distributed and the game begins.



Here are some fantastic  “I have… Who has…?” games distributed across the elementary level, both FREE and paid from my fellow bloggers and friends. If you wish to join the linky party simply add your "I Have...Who Has...? product to the linky with an abbreviated name and level then blog about it, of course using the image above.





Friday 17 May 2013

Oh, Dr. Seuss Must-Haves!

Here are some great Oh, great Dr Seuss must-haves!


Giant Eraser Pencils
 
Pencil Grips
























Teacher Reward Cards plus Pencils

Reward Pencils













Award Pencils







Pencil Sharpeners

Sunday 12 May 2013

Free Printable Bookmarks {End of School Year}


I am excited about giving away these beautiful bookmarks! Yes it's free! Get these adorable blue and pink bookmarks to give your kids in celebration of the end of a tremendous school year. They will love it! All you do is print, personalize by writing their names and putting your signature stamp! Yes, show your kiddos that they were a joy to have and an experience to behold!

Just click HERE for your free download.


Thursday 9 May 2013

Mother's Day Printable Flowers


I made these flowers today. After a long difficult day I thought that I would just chill out at the computer and experiment a bit. These printable flowers can be mounted on straw and placed in a little vase for a big smile. Let's see what other ways you can come up with. If you care to share just post your comment below.

Click the picture below for more motherly flowers!


Sunday 5 May 2013

My Teacher Appreciation Sale at TPT!


TPT is appreciating teachers by having a two-day, site-wide Teacher Appreciation Sale and I am happy to be part of it! From Tuesday 7th to Wednesday 8th May I am offering EVERYTHING in my store at a whopping 20% off. While you're at it you can use the TPT code: TAD13 at checkout for a further 10% off!

Get all of my best sellers at great savings!

Here are five of my most popular products!

100 Days for School Mini Book For Little Kids

Picture Sequencing Cards for Young Detectives

Vowel Throwdown! A Short and Long Vowel Sorting n Matching-Activity

Sequencing on The Bubble

Predicting What Will Happen Next Writing Sheets

For a link to my store CLICK HERE or you can click the picture above.



Electricity Clipart for Your Science Lessons

  Electricity & Circuits Clip Art by Nicole Hernandez Are you looking for the perfect set of electricity clipart for your science lesson...