This week, in addition to multiplication, we’ve been really working hard on learning and understanding Place Value. A few years back I picked up a set of Base Ten Blocks, which really made it easy for my children to visualize what I was talking about with all this “Hundred, Tens, Ones” talk. But it’s due time to to branch out …Read the Rest
Today I’m participating in Spell Outloud’s Birthday Bash! I made a special party favor just for Maureen who is hosting a a week of giveaways and free printables to celebrate! Primary Party This ia a file folder game for children to sort balloons into primary or seconday color bunches, and it’s perfect for your little budding artists! This game is …Read the Rest
We are wrapping up our studies on the Inuit tribes of North America with a fun sugar cube igloo: For this project we watched this dated, but informative video on “How to build an igloo” and paired our craft with this fantastic early reader: A Look Inside an Igloo The kids had a blast with this project, as we added …Read the Rest
We’ve added some other Owl resources on our sister sites too! Be sure and check these out and bookmark them for your Owl Unit Studies! Owl Valentine Craft Owl File Folder Game And we’ve got more fun Owl crafts coming too, so stay tuned!
Just in case anyone is following along with our American Landmark and American Icon craft theme, I wanted to post here to let you know that we’ve just added a National Landmark File Folder Game on our Sister Site, www.FileFolderFun.com. It’s really coming in handy to teach both my kiddos the names of the Landmarks, and even their locations. Here …Read the Rest
This is why I love garage sales…. I spent a total of $11 (which is like the price of just one thing from a Teacher Supply Store) Unifex Counting Cubes: $1.00 USA States Fact Book: $1.00 2 Fraction Circle Set: $1.00 2 Tile Fractions Set: $2.00 And my very most favorite deal: 36 Premade Laminated File Folder Games: $6.00 (Did …Read the Rest
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