Showing posts with label math. Show all posts
Showing posts with label math. Show all posts

Thursday, December 8, 2011

These Are A Few Of My Favorite Things...

Okay. I have three things to blog about tonight. First, I wanted to share this awesomely easy DIY ornament that we made today.

The ingredients:


Yes, that is floor cleaner. I got it at Wal-Mart. You will also need clear glass ornaments and...GLITTER!!! I love all things glitter, don't you?

Follow this link to see how to make them: http://youtu.be/55g0oEhj78I

Here is a pic of how ours turned out. We used "chunky kid glitter" and I think they turned out just fine. My kiddos and I are in love with our ornaments!


On to #2...
I purchased a license from www.scrappindoodles.com so I can share things with you guys that I make with their clipart. To celebrate, I made a graphing activity to go along with There was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bell. I included an "I Can" chart so you can use it in a Math Station. Just click the pic below to grab it :) Please leave me a comment if you download it!


 On to #3...
I was surprised to find this little treat in my Inbox from Emily Shell at Ms. Emily Shell a few days ago...

 

The Sunshine Award rules are...
1. Thank the person who gave this award and write a post about it.
2. Answer the following questions below.
3. And pass the award to 10 fabulous bloggers, link their blogs and let them know you awarded them.

* Favorite Color? Green
* Favorite Animal?  Dogs. I have a Terrier mix, Bentley, that we rescued from a local shelter earlier this year. I couldn't resist sharing a pic of him with y'all...
* Favorite Number? 7
* Favorite Drink? Mountain Dew (it wakes me up every morning)
* Facebook or Twitter? Facebook
* Your Passion? God, my family & friends, and of course...TEACHING!!!
* Giving or Getting Presents? Both
* Favorite day? Friday. I love knowing that Saturday is right around the corner :)
* Favorite flowers? Roses (not red ones)
Here are the blogs I am passing the award on to:

Thanks again Emily!

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Money, Money, Money


We are about to introduce coins (penny, nickel, dime, quarter). These are simple take-home readers that I made to go along with our money unit. I read the corresponding Welcome Book before we make each one. If you do not have these you can check them out here.