Storybook Endings: Posters

This weekend was filled with soccer games, house cleaning, and just a smidgen of creating for TpT.

Here's Little watching his team on the field. Little ended up with 8 goals during the game. Only one of them was for the opponents right after the half. He forgot which goal he was shooting at!!

This is Middle; he gave himself the job of assistant to the coach! Ha! He played later in the day, but couldn't resist telling Little how to improve his game.

I managed to finish my Genre Posters for my TpT store this weekend. They are very colorful with easy to understand definitions. I will be using them next year in my library.

Here's a sample of one from the pack. Click on it to see a few more samples in my store.

I hope you have a wonderful week!

Teachers Pay Teachers is hosting their back to school sale, and I am participating! When you use the code BTS15 you will receive a total of 28% off of everything in my shop!!

These are some of my top sellers in my store. Click on any of the pictures to head directly to my store. :)

This is a great unit to use for an animal study / research and includes math, reading / research, writing, and craftivities. It can also be used to celebrate the 102nd Day of Second Grade.

If you teach 2nd grade in Georgia, this is a must have unit for you! This lapbook focuses on James Oglethorpe and his contributions to the founding of the state of Georgia. Check it out!

Geometry Games Galore is a comprehensive unit that covers both plane and solid shapes. It has components that can be used from kindergarten through third grade. It was designed for 2nd grade, but because it is leveled for below grade level, on grade level, and above grade level it can be used in a multitude of settings! If you are looking for a unit that will help you get a Level 4 in TKES for differentiation, this is the unit for you!

Are you looking for a math center to teach place value that requires few materials and minimal time to prepare? If yes, then this is the center for you! Again, this center has differentiation built into it by having 3 different levels. All you need is the cards and clothespins. It will be one of the easiest centers you ever make!