Hello Everyone, I am celebrating my biggest milestone on TpT, breaking $5000.00!!!! To celebrate I am giving away a $25.00 gift certificate to my TpT store and a huge bundle of products from some very generous teachers who have donated some of their best products.
These teachers are so talented that I hope you take a few minutes to visit each one of them after you have entered the giveaway. Entries will be accepted from now until Wednesday, March 26th at midnight. I will announce the winner on Wednesday afternoon. Also, the bundle of products will keep growing throughout the weekend as more fantastic teachers donate their wonderful products. If you wish to donate a product link it below.
32. Telling time to rhyme:hickory dickory dock
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Best of luck! Christine
Hello All, Today we had so much fun with our sight word from my freebie Snowflake Slap . First I laid out all of the snowflakes on the carpet. If the child could read me the word they could keep the card and crumple it into a snowball. Once all of the words were read and squished I told the class we could have a snowball fight! It was such great fun that we took our "snowballs" into another kinder classroom and attacked them. As the kids threw the sight word snowballs we made more snowballs and threw them into the crowd from leftover paper. It was great fun! Once we settled back into our classroom we placed all of the snowballs into a bucket and each child pulled a word. If they could read it they recorded it on the left side of the worksheet below, if they couldn't read the word they recorded it on the right. The ones most did not know were pretty consistent so I know which ones we need the most work on. So hop on over the TpT to grab your free copy of Snowflake Slap an...
My favorite part is seeing those little kids having their "lightbulb" moment whenever they "get" it! :)
ReplyDeleteI lov the lightbulb momet too! Their little brains are just so amazing!Thanks for entering, good luck!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Christine, what a great giveaway! My favorite part of teaching is having fun with the kids while were learning:)
ReplyDeleteI love that too, there is no better job in the world!Thank you for entering, good luck!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! My favorite part of teaching is the kids! dbednarsk@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteGreat looking giveaway! My favorite part of teaching is preparing kids to lead happy lives.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway - thanks for sharing! My favourite part of teaching is when the students get that lightbulb moment!
ReplyDeleteWendy :)
Teacher's Toolkit
Happiness and loveare a huge part of teaching, I will never understand those teachers who tear children down instead of build them up, why teach then? Enough of my soapbox, thank you ladies for entering, good luck!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part of teaching is connecting with the children and helping them be the best they can be.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part of teaching is that each day is different from the one before. I am always amazed at what my students are able to achieve each and everyday.
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My favorite part of teaching is being able to teach so many new skills and concepts in fun and creative ways! Such a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! My favorite part of teaching is teaching the kids. They are amazing! I love how you open their eyes to so many new skills in the world.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part of teaching is getting to be creative to heart's content. I love planning for upcoming themes and figuring out ways to incorporate all the skills into those themes.
ReplyDeleteLora
teaching the littles
I love seeing the kiddos faces light up when they get a concept for the first time! :) I also love how many ways something can be taught, so I get to interject my own creativity into a topic!
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Miss V's Busy Bees
ventrellasara@gmail.com
These are all great reasons to love teaching.I especially lov the creativity we are afforded in Pre-K! Good luck! Christine
ReplyDeleteGreat Giveaway!!! My favorite part of teaching is the looks on a students face when they finally get something!
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