My 100 Followers Giveaway has come to an end..... and it's time to announce the winners!
First up, the pencil sharpener from Classroom Friendly Supplies!
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Next, Winner's Choice from "Don't Let the Teacher Stay up Late." -- BTW - I'm super jealous of this one, because she has some GREAT products!
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Next, $10 to spend in the Scrapin' Doodles Store on TpT! Have you seen their SUPER cute graphics? My kids can tell when I buy a new pack, because I always add a picture to the next thing I create for them!
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The next winner is for Baseball Math and Literacy Fun from Pawsitively Teaching. This pack would be AWESOME to have this time of year when the kids need a fun, engaging way to review!
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Last, but not least, we have Missing Addends: Addition and Subtraction from Molly over at The Sassy Sub!
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Congrats to ALL the winners! You should be receiving an email from the Blog/Company that donated your prize!
I will be blogging more on Sunday about the fabulous things going on in my classroom! Thank you ALL for following and reading my blog! <3
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Sunday, May 4, 2014
Saturday, April 26, 2014
100 Followers Giveaway!!!!
It's time for a GIVEAWAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The past few weeks, and the next few weeks are going to be stressful for everyone, so what a perfect time to do an AMAZING GIVEAWAY!!!
This giveaway will run for a week, and you can earn more entries by blogging about it, so spread the word!!
First up is one of my new FAVORITE items! A Pencil Sharpener from Classroom Friendly Supplies!!! These sharpeners are Amazing!
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Next on the list is Take Me Out to the Ballgame from Pawsitively Teaching! This unit has over 50 pages of both math and literacy activities that are ready to use!
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Next on the list, is Missing Addends with Addition and Subtraction from The Sassy Sub! This pack comes with 8 whole pages, 8 half pages, and 8 quarter pages of worksheets designed for differentiated assessments, practice, review and homework. This is Common Core Aligned.
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One of my FAVORITE clip art sources, Scrappin' Doodles has also donated to the Giveaway! Enter for your chance to win a $10 gift certificate to their store!
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Melissa from "Don't Let the Teacher Stay up Late" has donated a Winner's Choice from her TpT store! Check out her store here!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Thanks for stopping by and Good Luck!!
This giveaway will run for a week, and you can earn more entries by blogging about it, so spread the word!!
First up is one of my new FAVORITE items! A Pencil Sharpener from Classroom Friendly Supplies!!! These sharpeners are Amazing!
Next on the list is Take Me Out to the Ballgame from Pawsitively Teaching! This unit has over 50 pages of both math and literacy activities that are ready to use!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Next on the list, is Missing Addends with Addition and Subtraction from The Sassy Sub! This pack comes with 8 whole pages, 8 half pages, and 8 quarter pages of worksheets designed for differentiated assessments, practice, review and homework. This is Common Core Aligned.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
One of my FAVORITE clip art sources, Scrappin' Doodles has also donated to the Giveaway! Enter for your chance to win a $10 gift certificate to their store!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Melissa from "Don't Let the Teacher Stay up Late" has donated a Winner's Choice from her TpT store! Check out her store here!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Thanks for stopping by and Good Luck!!
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Teachers Pay Teachers Store Update!!
I realize I am blogging TWO days in a row, but the post that was published yesterday I actually wrote last week, but I had to add the pictures in! Tonight, I have had time to work on a few things because my poor puppy has another ear infection :( So, drumroll please..................I have FINALLY updated my TpT store!! I have uploaded 10 new things this week! WOW...just WOW. Some of the items are even FREE. So, to CELEBRATE, I'm doing a TpT GIVEAWAY! You can win $10 worth of product in my store!
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So, join this giveaway to win some GREAT things! :)
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So, join this giveaway to win some GREAT things! :)
Saturday, August 24, 2013
School is Kicking My Butt...and 50 Followers Winner!
I was so excited to check my email and see the reminder from Rafflecopter that my giveaway had ended. I have been feeling kind of icky lately (there's a crud going around our school, and the kids have only been back 2 weeks!) so that cheered me up! So, after my Dayquill has kicked in - I have broken out the laptop to write a post, and pick a winner! a Rafflecopter giveaway
Amanda - Check your email! I am SO excited for her!! Since the new Thirty One fall catalog is coming out - I will do ANOTHER giveaway when I reach 100 followers -so spread the news people!
I feel like last week kicked my tail! The heels of my feet are STILL sore, laundry is piled sky high, my lesson plans for next week need to be written, and all I want to do is SLEEP! Seriously -- I logged in to Bloglovin' to catch up on my favorite blogs-- and I had like 40 entries I hadn't read! Say WHAT?! It was good though, because I made myself go to the gym and stay on the elliptical until I had read them all! I will lift weights all day, every day - but I hate hate hate cardio. I would rather be lifting some serious iron than run on the dread-mill any day of the week! Last week was our 2nd week of school, and the kids are settling into their routines - and their true behaviors are shining through! I know a lot of teachers have success with whole brain teaching (WBT), and one of our first grade teachers is trying it out this year-- it's so cool to see her in the hall with her kids doing the "Class Yes" to give them directions. They're so tiny, and it really does seem to be going GREAT for her! This is the first year our 3rd grade is not departmentalizing - so I actually get to keep my own kids for most of the day! It has been great to work on behavior - which is something that I spend a LOT of time on. There are SO many standards in 3rd grade to cover, that we just don't have time for students to not stay focused. I love to do as many hands on activities as I can (as in-- every single activity, somehow I try to make hands on), and classroom management is a MUST to make those transitions and activities go smoothly.
What have you found works in your classroom? I have a clipboard system that stays with the kids all day. If they go to library, it goes with them. Any behaviors that are not acceptable get marked RIGHT away. To be "marked on the chart" means next to your name, the number of the rule you broke gets written down. (The 5 rules are from SFA- our reading program. They are Team Goals, but we use them school wide as rules.) You can grab it for free on one of my old post by clicking on the picture!
Amanda - Check your email! I am SO excited for her!! Since the new Thirty One fall catalog is coming out - I will do ANOTHER giveaway when I reach 100 followers -so spread the news people!
I feel like last week kicked my tail! The heels of my feet are STILL sore, laundry is piled sky high, my lesson plans for next week need to be written, and all I want to do is SLEEP! Seriously -- I logged in to Bloglovin' to catch up on my favorite blogs-- and I had like 40 entries I hadn't read! Say WHAT?! It was good though, because I made myself go to the gym and stay on the elliptical until I had read them all! I will lift weights all day, every day - but I hate hate hate cardio. I would rather be lifting some serious iron than run on the dread-mill any day of the week! Last week was our 2nd week of school, and the kids are settling into their routines - and their true behaviors are shining through! I know a lot of teachers have success with whole brain teaching (WBT), and one of our first grade teachers is trying it out this year-- it's so cool to see her in the hall with her kids doing the "Class Yes" to give them directions. They're so tiny, and it really does seem to be going GREAT for her! This is the first year our 3rd grade is not departmentalizing - so I actually get to keep my own kids for most of the day! It has been great to work on behavior - which is something that I spend a LOT of time on. There are SO many standards in 3rd grade to cover, that we just don't have time for students to not stay focused. I love to do as many hands on activities as I can (as in-- every single activity, somehow I try to make hands on), and classroom management is a MUST to make those transitions and activities go smoothly.
What have you found works in your classroom? I have a clipboard system that stays with the kids all day. If they go to library, it goes with them. Any behaviors that are not acceptable get marked RIGHT away. To be "marked on the chart" means next to your name, the number of the rule you broke gets written down. (The 5 rules are from SFA- our reading program. They are Team Goals, but we use them school wide as rules.) You can grab it for free on one of my old post by clicking on the picture!
At the end of the day, in the student's planners, I write a smiley face for 0 or 1 marks (hey- everyone makes mistakes, and if students turn it around to make a great day - then that deserves a smiley face!). 2 marks gets a check mark, and then a note explaining what happened. 3 or more marks gets a sad face, and a note explaining. I very rarely have 3 marks in one day, because as you can see in the last column - there's a space for Freaky Friday. Students who have 3 marks or less by the end of the week get to participate in Freaky Friday - which is 15 minutes of extra recess. If it's raining on Freaky Friday- we have Maniac Monday- and the kiddos get so excited. They will do ANYTHING for extra recess - and 15 WHOLE minutes - on a day they have PE AND Music-- they think it's the best. It's nice to positively reward the kids who always follow the rules, always have their homework completed, and are always prepared. On the other hand, it gives kids with no internal motivation something to look forward to and work toward. The specials teachers and substitutes LOVE it because it really holds the kids accountable throughout the WHOLE day.
As much as I want this to be a lazy Saturday - the hubby just got off, and we are going to our Roanoke gym to lift. Have a great weekend!!
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