Showing posts with label theme. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theme. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Get Ready for Something NEW for YOU!

Hey Friends!

I just wanted to give you a heads up about this coming Saturday!
HOLEY MOELY!

You will NOT want to miss this Themed Linky Party! Anyone who's anyone has been submitting their best FREE and PAID items.

I have had over 100 submissions of amazing, high quality resources that you will WANT to come and browse. Perfect for those final weeks of school OR testing preparation OR National Poetry Month OR...
You get the idea.

Mark your calendars... Tell your friends!

Friday, December 28, 2012

Share the Wealth- Themed Linky- December 29, 2012




Dear Share the Wealth Friends!

I am pleased to welcome you back to An Educator's Life for another great edition of Share the Wealth. This week is even MORE exciting as it is one of my RARE theme linky parties. These babies only happen 4 times a year.

Today's theme is "New Year, New Ideas to Try! Because this is such a special occasion as a themed linky, I allow all those amazing teacher-authors to share both PAID AND FREE items with you. Due to some serious confusion LAST time, I have decided to split the linky in to two different sets. Free items will be on one linky, and paid will be on the other. I highly recommend that you check out both linkys thoroughly. These teacher-authors have put some real thought in to sharing with you their BEST resource for this theme.

Thanks for stopping by. I wish you and yours the very happiest of New Years. Here's to many more...

Cheers!
-MrHughes :0)

P.S. Remember to click on a SOCIAL MEDIA button at the end of this post so you can Share the Wealth.
FREE RESOURCES

Share the Wealth Theme Linky (Free) Participants
1. New Year's Resolutions and Goals Mobile by MrHughes (Grade 3-7 )
2. Winter Word Problems Solve and Snip (5th-6th)
3. New Year's Resolution Friendly Letter FREEBIE Primary Paradise (K-3)
4. Multi-Step Equations Relay Race by Gina Wilson (Grades 7-9)
5. Snowman Stuff Math and Literacy FREEBIE! By Teacher Tam (PreK to first)
6. Nervous and Endocrine System Graphic Organizer by TaraL
7. Textbook Reading Strategy grades 5-10 by TaraL
8. I Have Who Has Antonym Game a
9. New Year's Freebie by Lisa Lilienthal 2nd~5th
10. New Year's Reading Resolutions
11. Mailbox Bible Review FFG
12. TheWriteStuff
13. Number of the Day Representation
14. Inspiring Person Biography Book Report
15. Door To Common Core
16. 2 Digit Addition with Regrouping Song/ Center
17. 2 Digit Addition without Regrouping Song/ Center
18. The Kindergarten Pod
19. Kimberley Quinn
20. February Spiral Math Review by Cynthia Vautrot (2nd)
21. The Famous Dinner Table (Grades 4-8) by The Peanut Gallery
22. Keep Calm Themed Sign for the New Year
23. New Year's Resolution Graphic Organizer
24. Winter Word Wall Words
25. Teaching Maths with Meaning
26. Fern Smith
27. Goal setting: New Year's Resolution
28. Superstar Antonyms Game by Reading and Writing Redhead

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PAID RESOURCES
Share the Wealth Theme Linky (Paid) Participants
1. Fluency Boot Camp by MsJordanReads (Grades: 2-6)
2. Coin Combo Shopping by 2nd Grade Glance
3. Math Journal Prompts for First Grade: Winter Version by Teacher Tam (1st)
4. New Year Creative Writing by Christine Maxwell PreK-2
5. Winter Math Centers & Literacy Fun By: Erin Palleschi (Grades K-2)
6. New Year's Resolutions Writing Craftivity
7. Science Picture Cards Bundle Pack created by Sheila Melton (K-3)
8. The Solar System Poster Set & Student Vocab Book created by Sheila Melton (K-3)
9. "Frog in my Kitchen" Poetry Station/Shared Read created by Sheila Melton (K-2)
10. Super Hero Problem Solving Posters
11. Recipe for Success Writing Prompt 4-8 by It's a Wicked Good Life
12. Bye, Bye BAD Germs, Hello Helpful Germs! CC Aligned Science, Math & Lit (K-2)
13. A Few Pages From My Life Story: Winter Break (Grades 3-7)
14. 2nd Grade Winter Math Centers and Learning Game
15. Cardinal Math Centers & Literacy Fun! By Erin Palleschi
16. Fantasy Fiction Book Report
17. Literacy Center Task Cards by Fishyrobb (Grades 1-3)
18. Force and Motion Science Unit for Early Elementary by Karen Langdon (Grades K-2)
19. New Year's Resolution Writing Activities by Linda Kamp (Grades 1-3)
20. Winter Fun Multiplication Mosaics-Color By Number
21. Winter Mini Guided Reading Books by Doodles and Kreations (PK-K)
22. Snow Poetry by Arlene Sandberg 1st-2nd
23. What Happens in Winter? K-2 by Arlene Sandberg
24. Don't Get Skunked Winter Word Edition Grades 1-2 by Arlene Sandberg
25. Wonderful Winter Literacy Centers Grades 1-2 by Arlene Sandberg
26. Exponent Rules Koosh Ball Game by Gina Wilson (Grades 7-10)
27. January Writing Prompts by Charlee Allen 4-8
28. January Songs, Poems and Chants (grades K-5)
29. January Roll and Cover with Mike the Moose by Practice Makes Perfect
30. Heat Transfer Foldable and Station Activiy by TaraL grades 5-10
31. Circulatory System Pack Grades 5-10
32. Skeletal and Muscular System Pack Grades 5-10 by TaraL
33. Monster Multiplication Three in a Row Game by Kimberley Quinn (Grades 4 5)
34. Winter Owl Decimals by Brian Hopkins (4-5)
35. Poetry Possibilities for Winter by It's About Time, Teachers (Gr. 3 - 6)
36. Interactive Reading Logs by Kasey Kiehl (Grades 5-8)
37. January Journal Topics by Andrea M. Bentley (Grades: 3-10)
38. Testing Incentives and Motivational Ideas by Andrea M. Bentley (Grades 1-12)
39. Snow Kids Pick-A-Story by MrHughes (Grades 2-7)
40. New Year's Songs and Poems-Shared Reading/Fluency
41. Fiction and Non-Fiction Genres Year Long Reading Assignments
42. Lulu and the Brontosaurus Journal (1st Grade CCGPS Unit 3)
43. The Kindergarten Pod
44. Build-A-Word Printables
45. Teacher Mom of3
46. Inferring New Year's Resolutions
47. K-2 Addition Centers
48. Happy New Year's Memory Sheet Grade 1-3
49. Angela Ackley
50. Kindergarten Kiosk
51. Valenine Writing Project: Writing About Someone We Love!
52. The Teacher's Desk 6: Looking Forward, Looking Back
53. Winter Writing Center Mini-packet
54. New Year's Glyph from First Grade Smiles
55. 2nd Grade Geometry Pack by Reading and Writing Redhead

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I also wanted to let you know that there is another linky party going on today over at Teaching Is a Gift. It looks like the getting just keeps getting and better! Click on the penguin below to visit this linky as well!

Friday, September 28, 2012

Share the Wealth Saturday- "Fall" for Some Great Activities!



Greetings My Dear Share the Wealth Friends!

     It is hard to believe that Monday starts us in to the great month of October. I may be a little prejudice towards October as it is my birth month. But, fall brings us some amazing opportunites to teach our students about science, traditions, and festivities. 

     It is my pleasure to once again bring to you some amazing resources (Free and Paid) for your classroom to help make this wonderful fall season an engaging and exciting time for your students.

     I want to wish you an amazing FALL season. Thanks for all YOU do help your students and children be the best that they can possibly be.

-Cheers!

"Share the Wealth" Saturdays Participants
1. Thanksgiving Dodecahedron Project Kit by MrHughes (Grades 3-8)
2. Freebie! Pumpkin sees...Reproducible Book, Task Cards and Recording Sheets
3. Chomping Nouns from Jan Bernard (grades 2-3)
4. Turkey Time: Math Centers by All Y'All Need (K-2)
5. K-1 Fall Center and Station Activities by Mrs. Lovelace (Grades K-1)
6. Fall Subway Art by All Y'All Need (K-4)
7. Happy Fall Math Game:Counting and Addition, Teacher Tam (PreK-2)
8. Fall Multiplication Mosaics Pack By TeachesThirdinGeorgia
9. Wacky Words Parts of Speech Practice for Fall by Primary Paradise (1-5)
10. The Four Seasons: Posters & Activities
11. What Happens In Fall? K-2
12. Halloween Spooky Literacy Centers and Writing Prompts by 4th Grade Racers
13. Make-A-Poster for Fall 3-Pack by Liz Kinsinger (Grades 1-3)
14. Halloween Math Common Core Aligned for 2nd or 3rd
15. Halloween Activities for K with ELA/Math Common Core by Karen Jones (K/1)
16. Halloween Activities for 1st Grade with ELA/Math Common Core by Karen Jones
17. Thanksgiving Sentence Editing by 4th Grade Racers
18. Fall Leaves, Fall Leaves (K-1)
19. How Will I Know if it is Fall 2nd Grade Play
20. Months & Seasons. Fall Centers and more! Created by Liz Kinsinger (K-2)
21. Halloween Letter Match by Doodles and Kreations (PK-K)
22. Creepy Town's Adjective Problem by Jan Bernard (grades 2-4)
23. The Government Fairy and the 2012 Election by Jan Bernard (Grades 3-5)
24. Super Bowl Math Centers Linda Kamp Around the Kampfire
25. Happy Fall Ya'll by Patti White (Grades 2-4)
26. Ghosts and Witches and Bats, Oh My by Patti White
27. Pumpkin Prefixes By Patti White
28. Substitute Information and Emergency Activities by Deana Thelen (grades1&2)
29. Freebie! Even/Odd Boo Game by HippityHop
30. Halloween Logic Puzzle by Lindsay Perro
31. Halloween Word Problems The Costume Shop by Lindsay Perro (Grades 5-8)
32. Thanksgiving, Fall, & Halloween Middle School Math by Lindsay Perro (Grades 6-8)
33. October/Halloween Writing Prompts by The Peanut Gallery
34. Fire Safety Week! {Printables & Centers} by The Thrifty Teacher (Grades K-2)
35. Spooktacular Halloween Math! by The Thrifty Teacher (Grades K-2)
36. "Monster Mash Cafe" Shared Poem & More by The Thrifty Teacher (Grades K-2)
37. Kindergarten and Mooneyisms
38. Friendly Ghost Odd Even Sort
39. Spider Addition with Doubles
40. Addition with Doubles Plus One
41. Where the wild thing are by Vicky Moore grades k-2
42. Halloween Writing Prompts by Andrea M. Bentley
43. Fall Activities (K-1) by Andrea M. Bentley
44. Ghostly Nouns- Common and Proper (3-8) by Andrea M. Bentley
45. Making Class Books for October and November
46. Halloween Learning Pack
47. Free Fall Tree Journal K-2
48. Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month 2-3
49. Leaves - Six Lesson Science Investigation for the Primary Grades by Scipi
50. Teachingisagift: Math Survival Guide

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Saturday, August 21, 2010

I Love My Kids... (and school adventures)

Yesterday was a fun day (okay, mostly a fun day!)-

The fun part: My wife, older two kids, and I spent quite a time last night playing games. We started around 9:30pm and ended at almost 1am. We played Dice bowling, Pictureka Cards, and regular Pictureka! It was quite enjoyable to say the least!

Before that, we had loaded up the car with all the kids in their jammies and headed out for a evening drive. I have been really stressed out with some issues with what we thought was our plumbing and I needed to get away from the house and enjoy time with the family. We drove out to the pump house and I got to tell the kids all about my fishing days there with my family when I was little. By the time we made it home the two little boys were completely out! My little M was so tired we was talking away in the back of the trooper one minutes and then laying on the floor sound asleep the next. What a silly boy! My Z-man made it through scriptures and prayers before he crashed and burned and that left the two older ones and my wife and I up. (See paragraph above). Before all this however...

I worked at the school from about 11am to 7:30 pm. I get these hair-brained ideas that eat up oodles of my time, are not in my plans for getting ready for school, but usually turn out really well. I think that what I did last night (thanks honey for being my right-hand-lady!) will save me tons of time. I out all the calendar items that I use each week (signed grades due, no school, etc.) and typed them up and put magnets on the back on them. Now instead of writing out those things each week, I can have my son or daughter check my schedule and just slap those babies on the board each week! YEA! I also made my daily planner headings that I hated writing each days on the magnets. The best part is that the font is matches is whole "theme" idea. Speaking of theme, here are the promised pictures of the bulletin board my amazing wife and I made:


Here is a close-up of the whip (from Oriental Trading- and boy can you tell. The whole thing was falling apart. But, hey, what do you want for $3?!?!? lol) and the bag. The fedora hats were actually really good quality and I think they look REALLY nice! The bag looked funny just stuffed with paper AND because the bag was cheap to begin with, didn't really fit. We knew we had to change something about it. We went on-line and found a site that had items from each movie, printed, laminated, and filled the bag with them. If the kids have NOT watched Indiana Jones (any of the movies) the bag will be lost on them, BUT, the frozen monkey head with it's brains hanging out will still be a hit with many of the kids! :)


The question is CAN YOU name what item came from what movie??? Huh? Can ya???

I guess NO ONE will miss the theme in my room. I even made THIS for my classroom door:


I think it turned out pretty cool. Of course, when printed on white card stock, it doesn't look like the Welcome is all stupid! But oh well! lol

Last night I also invited all my new students to come to the school and help weed the 6th grade flower garden and enjoy floats (we had many different flavors, so they aren't just Root Beer floats!- :) I had 11 of my 20 students show up. I was thrilled. I even had several parents come. That was great too. I really enjoyed visiting with the kids BEFORE school started in a relaxed atmosphere. I even had three kids from previous years crash our little party. I made them help and then let them have some ice cream! It is funny, but this year I am WAY excited for school to start. I hope that is a good omen. lol

I have to share this picture too. I found this sign at some "junk" store (my wife drags me to all these home decor stores- I am actually glad I went to this one-).



I hang this sign outside my classroom. Many parents have commented on it as they laughed about how funny it is. I think it is funny too. Maybe the kids really feel that way sometimes. I guess that is good. Schools have rules, procedures, and expectations.

Well, my wife is headed to Moab right now to pick up our Bountiful Basket (we are hoping the Green River site will start on Sept. 11- making Ordering due on Sept. 7th- Cross your fingers and pray REALLY HARD!). I am going to walk with the kids to get the mail and enjoy some time with them.

Later...

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