But anyway, I'm linking up with 5 for Friday on Doodlebug's Teaching.
If you didn't already check out part 2 of our visit to Mrs. R's room to see her fantastic Daily 5 routines, go check it out here. Mrs. R is seriously awesome!
[TWO]
My first ever rafflecopter giveaway came to an end on Monday. Go check out the blogs of the winners on the winners revealed post here.
[THREE]
I didn't get to share this awesome cup one of my students gave me for Teacher Appreciation last week, so here it is! It has my name on the other side, so darn cute. And had $100 (yes that says $100) giftcard to Education Works... I almost FELL OVER!
I plan on using some of the giftcard to buy some of these awesome stamper sets for Word Work next year!
[FOUR]
We've been working on fractions and I found a few fun (and free) fraction games for the kiddos to do. One game was a fraction memory/match-up game. You can find it here. The other was St. Patrick's Day themed, but the kiddos barely noticed. You can find it here.
We also made fraction books from Amy Lemons. Find it here.
[FIVE]
My kiddos have been going wild the past 2 days because we've had some butterflies emerge from their chrysalises. It's so hard to take a picture with the screen in the way.
Have a wonderful weekend!
I’m affiliated with Math Facts Game. The fraction match-up and fraction books in section four could connect nicely: after finding a match, learners could draw a different picture of that fraction in their books. For 1/2, one picture might shade one of two equal parts and another two of four equal parts. Asking them to identify the whole and explain why the parts are equal would make the matching decision visible beyond the game. This is a suggested follow-on activity, not a report of classroom use.
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