Thursday, December 29, 2011

2011 Top Three Most Viewed Posts

Fern Smith at Fran Smith's Classroom Ideas is hosting a linky party for the top viewed posts of 2011.


Here are my Top Three:

1.  Thanksgiving Literacy Activities-Freebies  (1,338 Pageviews)


2. April Letter Naming Fluency  (1,234 Pageviews)



3.  Traffic Signs Word Wall   (1,201 Pageviews)


Have a great New Year Everyone!!

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Our Gingerbread Party

We held our gingerbread party the last day of school before break.  I am finally getting the pictures up.  Here are some of the activities that we did:


We did scratch off gingerbread men from Oriental Trading company.  They could scratch off the outer brown color and underneath there is a variety of color to show through.  This was a popular and easy craft and there are a variety of this type of craft on Oriental Trading.  I will definitely do these again.

I think having treats was the most popular station this year!

Stringing gingerbread beads was tough.  I didn't realize when I bought these how small the hole's would be.  The grandma who ran this station was a trooper!  Kudos to her!

We decorated cookies.  Thanks to the fabulous mom that baked them for us!Hide all

We also had a cute gingerbread ornament craft that I bought from Oriental Trading.  You could put a picture in the belly.  I guess I did not get a picture :(

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Christmas Rhyming

Here are some Christmas rhyming sheets to brighten up your week(s) before the holiday!  :)  Click on the pictures to download.



 If you like these, please leave me a comment. :)

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Christmas "Where Is" Sight Word Games- Freebies

I created a couple of "Where Is"  sight word games with Santa and Gingerbread themes.  I plan on using these for the last two weeks of break.  These are for the pocket chart.

Click on the pictures below to download.


Sunday, December 4, 2011

December Letter Naming Fluency Sheets-freebie

Here are the sheets I created for December letter naming fluency practice.  I do these as an intervention in small groups with children who need practice.  I also send them home for homework.  Click on the picture below to download.