Showing posts with label St. Patrick's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Patrick's Day. Show all posts

Monday, February 23, 2015

Warm Up with a Sale {& a Freebie}

Tired of the snow? Warm up with a SALE! 


Teachers Pay Teachers is having a "Teachers Are Heroes" Sale! {Isn't it the truth?!}

It is time to stock up on the things that you have been "eye"-ing. (Is that really a word? My mother used to say that all of the time...so it must be a real word!)

Here are some things that I will be using in my classroom over the next couple of months. 
FREE!
FUN!
Super Fun!
More Fun Than You Would Think!

If you would like to check them out, then click HERE and HERE.

For the sale, everything in my store will be 20% off and you will be able to get an extra 10% off from TpT using the special code: HEROES. That will bring the total percentage off to 28%. What a deal!!

If you can't wait until Wednesday to shop, my store will be 20% off starting on Tuesday, February, 24th. 

I will be back tomorrow to update you on our very exciting Science observations. You will want to join in too!

Have a great day! 
Carrie

Sunday, February 23, 2014

Snow Days are Over... and St. Patrick's Day Freebie

Well, our snow days are over...we hope. It was fun to have snow days, but it is nice to get back into the swing of things at school.

Spring seems to be in the air because we have daffodils blooming in our back yard!

Since St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner, you may be interested in this writing resource dealing with the ever-mischievous leprechaun.



Here is a preview of some of the pages.

I copied this poster onto bright green paper as a reference for the students.
The students will be glad to write the sequence of events with this flapbook. Then they can open up the flap to draw a corresponding illustration.
The scaffolding on this "next step" in the writing process really helps to provide differentiation for my students.
This is the page for publishing. It can be used with either set of organizers.
This poster includes the transitional word, "however," for the stories that have a twist or an interesting fact at the end. There are organizers included that match this poster as well.
This freebie includes:
(The first 3 pages use the words first, next, then, and finally}
* A Transitional Words poster {with a leprechaun}
* A Flapbook Writing Organizer
* A Writing Form with Scaffolding

(The next 3 pages use first, next, then, finally, and however}
* A Transitional Words poster {with a leprechaun}
* A Flapbook Writing Organizer
* A Writing Form with Scaffolding

{The last page can be used with either of the groups of transitional words.}
* A Writing Page for the Final Piece

Let me know if you download the resource. I would love to hear what you think about it.

Other items that may interest you:

Check out my store for some St. Patrick’s Day writing paper that is “UNPLUGGED!” That means that the paper has a certain theme, but it can be used with any craft that you may have already planned.


Also, I have writing activities with scaffolded organizers and forms that coincide with songs and chants. My kids really LOVE those! Check these out:

My BEST SELLER (within my store):








Literacy Activities to go with songs and chants:




This next pack includes Friendly Letter Writing (with a year-round form as well) that is taught with D. Jean’s song, “The Parts of a Friendly Letter.”




Have an awesome last week of February...if you can believe that!!!

Carrie