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Saturday, January 25, 2014
6 for Sunny Saturday Linky
It's time to sift through my Pinterest pins for the week and find me favs.
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Probably no one else has a no-name-paper problem. However, in my Learning Garden, I see it all too often. Think I'll make mine look like a meanie monster! Found this in ThePracticalTeacher's Etsy shop.
2. This post on Becky's website is full of good information for teachers to use and to recommend to parents.
3. Most of us are having plenty of indoor recesses these days. Wouldn't a game of catch be fun? Click here for directions.
4. Here's a different take on the frog life cycle craftivity. Linda has everything you need to make this in her TPT shop. I want to buy this!
Here's a cute variation of the Venn Diagram. Check out Lauren's blog. It's overflowing with good ideas.
- character comparison/friend and family comparison
5. A little science, please. If you go to the website, you'll even get a little history lesson on how Native Americans actually used these salt sticks.
- character comparison/friend and family comparison
6. I love the perspective of the photo of this bee coming in to land on some lavender.
Scurry back to your blog. Post your 6 fav picks on Pinterest. Then come back here to link up. I'd love to see what you've found.
52 Things A Year In A Jar: Give a Valentine's Day gift that lasts all year. This gift takes more creativity than money! #giftsinajar #masonjar #ValentinesDay
52 Things A Year In A Jar: Give a Valentine's Day gift that lasts all year. This gift takes more creativity than money! #giftsinajar #masonjar #ValentinesDay
Frog life cycle writing craft: Students write about each stage of a frog's life cycle. 2 versions included perfect for assessment, a culminating project, or open house!
Frog life cycle writing craft: Students write about each stage of a frog's life cycle. 2 versions included perfect for assessment, a culminating project, or open house!
Venn diagram - character comparison/friend and family comparison
Venn diagram - character comparison/friend and family comparison
Saturday, January 18, 2014
6 for Saturday Linky
1. Who can ever have too many ways to calm your class? Blogger Kat lives on the island of Jersey in the UK. You'll want to explore her treasure-filled blog for many more jewels like the one below.
Creative Playhouse: 15 Play Ideas to Help Children Calm Down and Relax
2. What's more fun than Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type? Why, reading more of Doreen Cronin's delightful series, of course!
Leigh shares ideas for using Doreen Cronin's Click, Clack book series to teach a variety of ELA topics. FREEBIES included!
3. I had the opportunity to meet Jan Brett some years back. She's a very humble and personable lady and a very talented artist.
Jan Brett talking about the author and illustrator's craft. This video is for the 30th anniversary of her book, The Mitten. There are a number of other Youtubes starring Jan.
4. Mmmm, lemon. This lemon playdough will be good in a spelling/word work, art, or free-play center. Louise and Jenni have created a website full of kid crafts, recipes, and activities. Check it out.
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part conditioner 2 parts corn flour/corn starch, food coloring
(optional)
Add zest & juice of 1 lemon for lemon playdough for extra sensory impact.
5. I lived through the ratting trend back in the day, but never achieved such lofty heights as Dolly. Enjoy more vintage dos at this site.
Dolly Parton rocking a 60s bouffant
6. Here's a simple craft to use for Valentine's party. Lindsey's web post show several styles of paper chapeaus and she has included a couple of games to play with them. Check them out here.
Pop up hats made out of paper plates - Won't little girls love blinging them up?
Now it's your turn, bloggers. Post your 6 Pinterest favs for the week. Then come back here and link up. My Wagoneers and Wagon Watchers want to see your pins. If you don't have a blog, leave a comment here about your pick of my 6.
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