Laura Numeroff Sequencing Sets and a Giveaway!

Hey, have you heard? Of course you have! It's the big two day sale we've all been waiting for at Teachers Pay Teachers! Check your wishlists and browse around a bit so you're ready to shop till you drop on Monday or Tuesday! 

I've just finished up some new story sequencing activity sets you may want to check out! This one is to be used with Laura Numeroff's Moose/Muffin book. 

I've also bundled the sets for those that think they might want to grab a deal on all of them! 

All of these sets are great for a pocket chart, literacy center or for a cut and paste sequencing activity. If you'd like to read more, click on the picture to see it at my store! 

Yay for a Giveaway! A Winners Choice!

If you'd like to win it, Pin it or Like my store, an item or my blog on Facebook! Leave me a comment with the link to your Pin or Facebook page. Be sure to let me know which item you would like! I'll need your email to contact you! Three winners will be chosen at random!

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   As far as the sale...remember to enter the promo code CYBER for an additional savings on your purchases! 

Happy shopping!

A Thanksgiving Freebie for My Friends

Hello first grade friends! It's been a while! I've been posting at my other blog, Creative Lesson Cafe, lately and this one is so sadly neglected! Good grief, I need a new template! Now, that's an idea for my Christmas wish list! Hopefully you are following one or the other blog via Bloglovin by now!

I have been reminiscing about Thanksgiving plays, feasts and all of the fun times spent teaching first grade lately! You might want to look back at a few of my previous posts here to see photos and read more about our November festivities!

My second graders are learning about life long ago in our new unit. I made these anchor chart printables to add some pizzazz to them.

It's a freebie at my Kidsrcute TPT store! Just click on the image above to download a copy for your classroom! I hope you like it! 

 Why printables for anchor charts? You can read about my time-saving tip here: 

I also made this game of I Have... Who Has? for the holidays for little ones to practice reading seasonal words. I thought that this would be a fun thing to do for those few extra minutes on feast day or for a November center!

If this is something you think would be a fun reading activity for your class, click on the picture to see more! 

What fun do you have in the works for Thanksgiving? I've been busy Pinning loads of fun stuff! You might want to check out my Thanksgiving Pinterest board for some cute crafts, party treats, printables and freebies!

Win a custom Pinterest button to match your Facebook page!

The countdown is on and it's time to make the switch to Bloglovin! 

Head on over to my Creative Lesson Cafe blog too so you don't miss out on any special giveaways or posts!

 Enter my current giveaway to win a custom Pinterest button for your Facebook page!

Click on the picture to see the details and learn how to add your own custom buttons!

Hope to see you there! :)

Marshmallow Bunnies Math Center

Peeps!!!! I'm not much into candy anymore like I was as a kid, but I still love my marshmallow bunnies at Easter time!I could eat the whole package myself! They're definitely best a little stale. Give it a try~ poke a few holes in the wrapper and let them get nice and chewy before eating!

Anyway, I wanted to share some cuteness I just finished for spring and Easter time!

I thought it would be so cute to put the cards in a small Easter basket at the center! There is a recording sheet too for the students to write the four related facts in the fact family. I love these cute graphics from Maree Truelove. They look good enough to eat!

Whenever I have a new item, I randomly choose three and send it free in a few days, so leave me your email in the comments below and tell me what candy is your weakness! :)

Whatever your plans are tonight for St. Patty's Day, be safe and have fun!

The Very Hungry Caterpillar Sequencing Giveaway

Hello First Grade Gallery Friends! 
Last year, I blogged about all of the fun we had during reading month with our Laura Numeroff books and activities.This year, our grade level has chosen Eric Carle as our author to study during the month of March!

I just wanted to let you know that I have finished a fun little sequencing activity for the story every kid loves, The Very Hungry Caterpillar! The cards can be used at a literacy center or in a pocket chart for a whole-group activity. Even if you don't do an author study, it's a fun story to use in the spring with lessons on life cycles.

I found the cutest graphics for this! I hope you like it! :) Click on the picture to see it at my TPT shop!

As always, when I share a new item, I will randomly choose three to get it free! Just leave me a comment if you'd like it and include your email! 

Valentine Owls and a Giveaway

Hi Friends! I'm still here but have been posting at my new blog lately. :) 
A year ago, I posted a photo of a Valentine owl project I had made with my firsties and it turned out to be one of my all-time most popular posts! I just wanted to let you know that I have finally gotten around to making a packet for the project. I have a giveaway going on at my other blog~ Creative Lesson Cafe. I'd love to have you stop by to say hello! 

Click on the picture to see this item at my TPT shop. :)

What fun do you have planned for Valentine's Day? Whatever you do, have a hoot!:)