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Winter Activities, Word of the day Calendar and 2 freebies!

Finally blogger and I are no longer at odds with each other and I can post the photos I have been wanting to show you for the last week! My kiddos and I have been working on many activities from several of my winter units on tpt. I am so proud of their hard work, after all they are only 4! Below are pictures of the work we have done with my Build a Snowman CVC Unit, Winter print and go Unit and my Winter Animals Unit. I am especially proud of how much their handwriting has improved and the ability to work independently is finally kicking in. My new Word of the Day calendar and journal is a huge hit in my classroom. The kiddos are so excited each morning to learn our word of the day and how to use it in a sentence. I hope you will take a minute to check these units out in my store, I know you will enjoy everything they have to offer. While you are there be sure to download my Shape Snowman Freebie and my How many snowballs tall are you? Non standard measurement Freebie! Till next time, Christine

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  1. Charley's ClassroomJanuary 20, 2014 at 4:27 PM

    I found you on the TpT forum, and I'm incredibly happy I did! Your ideas are WONDERFUL. And your blog!!!... I love it!!! I'm so excited to follow you and look forward to reading more posts from you.

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