So as I promised myself I still have yet to step in my classroom in July... and with July being almost over I think I will leave July successfully completing that goal! [unless of course it rains because then I won't be able to help myself but spend the day in my classroom]
HOWEVER, this promise to myself has not in any way shape or form prevented me from doing work for my classroom. This week I worked on a few [eventually to-be TPT products] things for my classroom as well as completed some TPT products. This brings me both to #1 & the freebies
[one]
I'm a fan of the chalkboard type look lately. I know it takes a lot of ink, which is why I'm not going completely chalkboard themed this year, but I made these fun schedule cards & numbers in chalkboard theme that you can grab for free just by clicking below!
[two]
I also created these tags for my students' writing & work folders. No names on them yet because my list is in my classroom and I promised myself no July classroom time & PowerSchool isn't updated yet to this year's lists... so I'll wait a week for that!
If anyone knows how I can make these available & editable for other teachers but still follow the rules & regulations of fonts/clip art I've purchased & used here, I'd love to learn how!
[three]
I have my first set of First Grade Morning Work available in my TPT store. It covers the first 10 weeks of school and has been checked out by a couple first grade teachers I know who gave it the stamp of approval. It's discounted through next Friday!
[four]
While organizing my files for next year I found a TPT product I had started & abandoned. I decided to pick it back up and finish it... This product provides tons of addition and subtraction flash cards. The addition cards go up through adds to 20 facts and the subtraction facts go from 0-12 facts. You can also print them back to back with the fact & answer on the back. It's discounted until next Friday, so go check it out!
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And lastly... I'm trying to get my Whole Brain Wednesday off the ground, so please go check out this week's post all about Brainies!
Thanks for stopping by! Have a wonderful weekend :)
Not really sure about fonts and editable labels. The product I have that is editable has a text box using Century Gothic. The buyer can change the font to something they have if they want to. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteCarol
Teachers Are Terrific!
Love your blog! It's super cute! I’m gearing up for a big giveaway on my blog on August 11 - come stop by so you don’t miss it!!
ReplyDeleteSarah
Beyond The Gradebook
Ashlee! I don't know if you remember me (Gina from GFS), but what a small world this is! I've been looking at the CT teacher blogger site to get to know other CT teacher-bloggers, and I stumbled upon your blog! I saw your picture and was like, "I think I know this girl!" There are so many blogger meet ups throughout the country, but I feel like none of us CT bloggers are as close as the other states! I want to start connecting with others from CT. So happy I found your blog!
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Miss Peluso's Kindergarten
I do remember you and SERIOUSLY such a small world! And you're right it seems like there aren't a ton of CT bloggers... I have "met" maybe 3 other CT teacher bloggers.
DeleteOh and just so you know, you're a no-reply blogger so people can't reply to your comments via email. If you google it there's a tutorial about how to fix that.
Hope your summer is going well, can't wait to check out your blog!
-Ashlee