Simply print and write your own labels. You can use them for book boxes and much more! 18 different labels to choose from, all pirate/mermaid themed. Check out pre-made book box labels too. Download here
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https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/WACKY-Room-Worksheet-1741954 Dr. Seuss Wacky Room worksheet. Mess up your classroom and have the students try to figure out what went wrong? Enjoy!
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Need a fun activity to do for Earth Day? My favorite story is The Lorax. I created these mustaches for my students to use at a school reading event. You can print them on card stock and have students color them and cut them out or print them on yellow paper. Set up a photo booth…
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If you are having a Read Across America Reading event at your school or house check out some of these great ideas! I used a Dr. Seuss book title to create labels for popcorn bags. Place some popcorn in a baggie and then print, cut out, and staple this to the bag! Enjoy! I have also…
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More pictures to come. I will have the finished product soon!
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Want your students to recommend a book to their peer after they are done reading it? I made this great, quick and easy to use book recommendation form for the students to fill out and place on another students desk. Enjoy! Book Recommendations
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Mrs. Witherow and I are dressed up as Miss Nelson and Miss Violet Swamp!!!
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Dr. Seuss’s Birthday – March 2nd! Read Across America Day! Marshmellow, green M&M and pretzel sticks! Easy and fun!
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The Snack of all snacks!! Mrs. Bindergarten’s Heavenly Hash!
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This book is a great one to add to your collection! Who Will See Their Shadows This Year? written by Jerry Pallotta and David Biedrzycki is a great book to get your students writing! My class read this book and talked about the different animals and what happened when they saw their own shadow. We…
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Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar? This is a great book to read with your students and it also helps them to learn their own name and the names of their other classmates. Write out the following lines on sentence strips: “Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar?” “________ stole the cookie…
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Think about what the motivating, engaging, and well managed classroom truly looks like. What do you see? How do the students feel? What are you doing? and What are the students doing? I believe that there are elements of effective classroom management. Every teacher knows that students are always seeking attention; wanted or unwanted, and…
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This was one of my students favorite art/writing activity all year! We spent time reading a whole bunch of Eric Carle’s books. For a complete list of his books, click here. Then I told them that we would be making our own Eric Carle style animal to write a story about. Materials: Small pieces of carpet,…
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