Showing posts with label Markdown Monday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Markdown Monday. Show all posts

Markdown Monday: May 31

Kelly and Kim's Kindergarten Kreations is hosting their weekly Markdown Monday linky party. I'm a day late to the party, but we spent Memorial Day as a family with no work allowed! :)

I am joining the party with my most viewed item for the month of May....
You can read all about what this packet has to offer HERE.  Keep going past the "Lucky Teacher" bit and you'll see samples of the packet.

It is regularly $3.50 but will be on sale for $2.50 through Friday evening.  Happy shopping friends!  I hope you find something useful through the Markdown Monday linky party!!

Markdown Monday~ February 22

Are you in need of geometry games for your math centers? Is differentiation a priority for you? Do you need for your administration to  be able to spot that differentiation at a glance? If you answered yes to any of these questions, Geometry Games Galore is the answer!

I am linking up this week with Kelly and Kim's Kindergarten Kreations Markdown Monday!


All the items in the linky have been marked down until Friday, so you'll want to hurry on over and check them out. But don't go too fast!! I want to give you a little preview of what's in Geometry Games Galore.




Geometry Games Galore is on sale until Friday, Feb. 26.
Happy shopping!


Markdown Monday: January 11

Markdown Monday linky party is up and running over at Kelly and Kim's Kindergarten Kreations! For the next 24 hours my Martin Luther King, Jr. pack will be on sale....
50% off!!
Click the link above to head over to Kelly and Kim's blog for the links to all of the other fabulous products on sale!





Are you searching for a fun way to teach American Heroes, Martin Luther King, Jr., or expanding your Black History unit? Do your students need to strengthen their fine motor skills? Does your school system require you to teach character traits to students?

This lapbook is a fun, interactive way for students to learn about Martin Luther King, Jr. It covers Georgia standard SS2H1, but the unit can be used to teach many other standards as mentioned. It includes the following components:

*Directions and pictures for assembling the lapbook
*Helpful Hints
*Cover page
*2 Timelines - a primary and an intermediate version- your choice
*Character Traits Booklet: honesty, compassion, and civility
*Vocabulary Pocket
*12 Programmed Vocabulary Cards
*Editable Vocabulary Cards- create cards of your choosing
*Interesting Facts 
*My Life Compared to Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Life
This lapbook can be used with a variety of reading passages, books, or websites.

Click HERE to go to my TpT store. Remember, the 50% off is good for the next 24 hours (give or take a few hours)!  ;)

Markdown Monday Linky Party: January 4

Well, it was back to work for me today! #earlyalarm #noooooo!!!
At least today we got to ease back in with a teacher work day. #thankyouLord That means I had time to run by Starbucks for some life giving java since the work day starts at 8:00 instead of 7:10. Can I get an "Oh yeah?"

Moving along to Markdown Monday...I did some work on unfinished units over the break. Go me! 
Markdown Monday is sponsored by Kelly and Kim's Kindergarten Kreations. Click HERE or on the picture to head to their blog to see what else has been marked down for the week!

The following is a great way to teach Georgia history or it can be incorporated into a unit on Native Americans. Did you know that Mary Musgrove was the richest woman in Georgia and the largest landowner in the colony of Georgia? Can this be used to discuss equality? Yes; yes, I think it can. 



The lapbook can be found HERE.
I will leave it on sale through Friday. 
#happybacktoworkweek