Sunday, June 15, 2014
Sugarland Board Game Printable Freebie!
Games are kinda my "thing." In third grade, I created a board game for our science fair and won. The teacher next-door was so impressed that she purchased it and still uses it in her third grade classroom. It's no wonder that games are so fun for me; however, what I've noticed is that although times change, kids are not as different as we may think they are. Children are super engaged when it comes to games. It's a great way to have children's engagement levels go up and learning rise, while maintaining an element of fun.
Use this Sugarland Board Game printable to engage your kiddos over the summer! I've included some kindergarten-friendly recording sheets, but you can easily create your own to suit your own needs. The boardgame is K-6 appropriate; however, my sister, who's 26 wants to play, too! So, I won't limit the board game to primary students :)
To obtain the freebie, click HERE.
Carnival Themed Bulletin Board Printable Freebie
Use the carnival-themed bulletin board printable to decorate your classroom. I used it outside my door, and put all the kiddo's names on the individual snack-food characters. It was a huge hit and lasted all year long.
Characters come in black and white and color. I glued googly eyes on the characters and popsicle sticks after printing the characters on colored copy-paper.
Hope you enjoy and please don't forget to leave feedback!
Click HERE to get freebie!
Enjoy!
Sunday, May 18, 2014
First Day of School Journal Freebie
Hello, All!
Well, I don't know about you, but I'm already starting to think about next year. After my first year in kindergarten, knowing what their little bodies are capable of, I know there's a lot I want to change. Kindergarteners are capable of sooo much. With the new rigor of the common core state standards, they rose to the occasion. Nearly 82% of my kids met their reading growth goal for our last trimester. This is huge! One of the changes I made to help with this growth for the end of the year was their writing journal. They write whatever is on their mind everyday as an entry task; they've worked and built up to this, so they are more than capable.
In the fall, handing a students crayons and paper - well, you might end up with a book full of scribbles. You're lucky if you get a name. So, I created this Common Core State Standard aligned Journal to help provide differentiation, scaffolding and support for all students. This year, I had a majority of the English Language Learners, who started the year with little English. I made it so I can pick and choose which paper would work well for which student. I am going to print day-by-day and bind them at the end of the month. This is a great way to track student learning and show growth with the addition of the two rubrics. One rubric is for writing and the other for coloring a picture, so you can add and teach accordingly.
You can download a SEPTEMBER PRODUCT PREVIEW by clicking HERE.
For the FULL product, click HERE. (50% OFF May 18-19, 2014)
You can download a OCTOBER PRODUCT PREVIEW by clicking HERE.
For the FULL product, click HERE. (50% OFF May 18-19, 2014)
Well, I don't know about you, but I'm already starting to think about next year. After my first year in kindergarten, knowing what their little bodies are capable of, I know there's a lot I want to change. Kindergarteners are capable of sooo much. With the new rigor of the common core state standards, they rose to the occasion. Nearly 82% of my kids met their reading growth goal for our last trimester. This is huge! One of the changes I made to help with this growth for the end of the year was their writing journal. They write whatever is on their mind everyday as an entry task; they've worked and built up to this, so they are more than capable.
In the fall, handing a students crayons and paper - well, you might end up with a book full of scribbles. You're lucky if you get a name. So, I created this Common Core State Standard aligned Journal to help provide differentiation, scaffolding and support for all students. This year, I had a majority of the English Language Learners, who started the year with little English. I made it so I can pick and choose which paper would work well for which student. I am going to print day-by-day and bind them at the end of the month. This is a great way to track student learning and show growth with the addition of the two rubrics. One rubric is for writing and the other for coloring a picture, so you can add and teach accordingly.
You can download a SEPTEMBER PRODUCT PREVIEW by clicking HERE.
For the FULL product, click HERE. (50% OFF May 18-19, 2014)
You can download a OCTOBER PRODUCT PREVIEW by clicking HERE.
For the FULL product, click HERE. (50% OFF May 18-19, 2014)
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Easter Bunny Kid Craft Printable
Hello, All!
I've created this Easter Bunny Kid Craft Printable, because, well, I plum forgot Easter was this Sunday and I needed to create something to accompany our Knuffle Bunny mentor-text read aloud this week. It's simple and a way for us to practice rhyming words with "hop." There's one oddball rhyming word in there as well that doesn't follow the same "op," spelling pattern, but does rhyme. I figured this would be a great discussion.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FREEBIE
Hope you all enjoy it!
Mandy
P.S. - For more freebies and DIYs, visit my website at: mandyfyhrie.com
I've created this Easter Bunny Kid Craft Printable, because, well, I plum forgot Easter was this Sunday and I needed to create something to accompany our Knuffle Bunny mentor-text read aloud this week. It's simple and a way for us to practice rhyming words with "hop." There's one oddball rhyming word in there as well that doesn't follow the same "op," spelling pattern, but does rhyme. I figured this would be a great discussion.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FREEBIE
Hope you all enjoy it!
Mandy
P.S. - For more freebies and DIYs, visit my website at: mandyfyhrie.com
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Weather Graphing Printable Freebie
Hello, all!
I created this graphing freebie to help my kindergarteners practice interpreting data. They needed additional practice and so we are going to work on these this week.
Feel free to use this common core state standard aligned weather graphing practice freebie to help your students learn how to interpret data. This includes the learning target on each practice sheet and helps children reinforce writing numbers.
You can find it by clicking HERE.
April Homework Freebie Printable
Welcome, All!
To celebrate my new blog, I'm giving away a freebie! This file has a free PDF template of my homework calendar for April to give to parents. It also includes an example; however, if you don't want to create your own, the PDF is editable in Adobe Reader or Acrobat. My example is for kindergarten.
CLICK HERE to obtain freebie and let me know how you plan to use it and how it helped you!
Hope you enjoy!
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mandyfyhrie.com
teacherspayteachers.com/store/miss-mandy
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