Saturday, August 20, 2016

Back To School TPT Giveaway!


Let the countdown for school begin!  I can’t think of a better way to start the year off but with a $10 TPT gift card to help you get the resources you need to make your life a bit easier.  Follow the blog hop for more than 25 chances to win a gift card!  
Even if you don’t win, a great way to get FREE (or at least a discount) is to leave feedback on all your TpT resources you have already bought.  It’s really easy! See below:  


Here’s a fun bulletin board/poster idea I keep up all year.  I used the cardboard backing of an easel pad for durability and covered it with black paper. You can grab the 'APP'solutely Awesome Class sign and squares for your own bulletin board for free by clicking here!  I just printed off a mail sign from google.








 

With the big sale around the corner, I thought I'd share some of my most popular items from my store. 
It's never to early to get ready for the year!


 Click to check out the following: 
 Label It!- great for K/1 to practice 
the skill of labeling all year long.  
There are 2 more editions.

 

 Editable Labels Ultimate Edition -More than 180 editable labels for your class.  You can label everything!


 


Math Editable Labels for Manipulatives- Get your math Manipulatives organizied.  



 

Dr. S. Inspired Decor- If you are a fan of
Dr. Seuss, you'll love this whimsical 
and fun decor with lots of EDITABLE items like labels, jobs, signs and so much more


 
Polar Express- One of my favorite units- everything you need for Polar Express Day and holiday themed activities for the month of December 





Octoberfest for Kids- themed books, 
activities, and engaging printables for all of October.




 


 I thought I'd also highlight my last labor of love- a new bundle that's great for teaching Map Skills, Communities, and US Symbols.  Perfect for second  or third grade!
 

 

Here’s where the fun begins- click below for several opportunities to win the gift card!

Click here for another chance to win a $10 TpT gift card!




20 comments:

  1. Using the online tool PLANBOOK has helped me the most with lesson plans and organization.

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  2. Plan to teach your procedures, and teach them again!!!! Make a list of the procedures so you don't forget them!!!

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  3. I love read aloud activity on the first day of school.

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  4. Hot glue your posters so they don't fall off the wall!! Thanks for the giveaway :)

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  5. Back to School - lots of prayer. I also try to get some sleep early on. :)

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  6. Practice routines, routines, routines and give very explicit expectations/directions.

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  7. I try to copy a few weeks ahead of time and then store those copies in my file cabinet. Then when I get to that week, I can pull what I need and differentiate as I get to that week!

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  8. Thank you for the giveaway! I will be doing lots of Responsive Classroom Techniques within the first six weeks.

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  9. Making sure everything is organized and know where you are storing everything so you can plan better :)

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  10. Staying calm and organised is the only way to make it through the first week back!

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  11. I always go back to school early & get my classroom all set up; that way the back-to-back meetings during preplanning don't stress me out.

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  12. I've been printing off math activities months in advance so it's less stress!

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  13. Plan and prepare so that you can be ahead of things!

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  14. I've gotta have lots of coffee to get me through the first week!

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  15. Hot glue name tags onto desks and posters on the wall.

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  16. I look at the yearbook so I can put names to faces and greet students by name when they walk in my room.

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  17. Be prepared for anything (and everything)!

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  18. Take care of yourself--get enough sleep, drink water, etc--so that you don't get sick!

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  19. Use Choral drills in the classroom to foster your students pronunciation!!!

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