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Friday, August 31, 2012

Fact Families Packet


This packet includes 2 classroom posters for fact families, both for addition and subtraction and multiplication and division. There are also 6 copy masters for students to practice- a large blank house for +/- and one for x/÷, and 4 sheets of 4 houses for practice, some with examples, some plain. Your students will understand fact families much better with this packet!

Thursday, August 30, 2012

My World Book

This is a 10 page Social Studies booklet for Grades 1 & 2. The students learn about their home, city, state, country, continent and planet. It is a black and white booklet that students will complete with small amounts of writing, drawing and coloring. A five day plan of directions is included.
A favorite recipe coming this weekend...
Barb

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Bees Math Game

New Addition & Subtraction Bees Game!
This exciting game helps students learn their addition and subtraction facts. Older students can also use some of their multiplication and division facts. It can be a math center activity or your whole class can play in teams at the same time. My students loved this game and begged to play it, especially when we were having a tournament (directions for tournament included). My students came up with their own strategies to help them win. These tips are included for you. You can let your students discover them on their own, or you can share some of the strategies with them.

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Halloween Chevrons

They are in my store now. Here are 2 sample papers...

This has purple glitter on a black background.
Barb

Boo! Look what's coming soon....

This will be in my stores this week...
Watch for it.
Thanks for visiting!
Barb :-)

Monday, August 27, 2012

Great Bee-havior Award!

For all you bee fans...
Just made this award certificate today. Hope you like it!
Barb

Bee Classroom Behavior Chart

I had to make a bee chart like my regular behavior chart! This cute bee chart will not only brighten your classroom, it will help improve your students' behavior. The chart comes in three 11" x 8.5" sections that you will print and then tape together.Laminate it for years of use. Laminate the chart pieces for your students. Then cut them apart. I use a ball of blue sticky wall putty on the back of each piece to stick them to the chart.
At the beginning of each day, all students’ pieces start on the green “Ready to Learn” section. When you catch students making good choices (good behavior, helping others, etc.), tell them to move up a section. For behavior issues or children making poor choices, they move down a section at a time. Have predetermined consequences for the bottom 2 sections and discuss how the chart works with your class before you start to use it.