$50 Teachers pay Teachers Giveaway!
Would you like to win a $50 Teachers pay Teachers gift card? Some friends of mine and I are giving you the opportunity to not only win a Teachers pay Teachers gift card, but also some fabulous teaching resources!
Spring into April with these fabulous resources! We have ideas for butterflies, plants, mystery math, mental math, spring clothing lessons, telling time, character traits, end of the year school awards and more! You have the chance to win the $50 Teachers pay Teachers gift card and ALL of the resources below.
The first resource is from Heart to Heart Teaching and is all about plants!
Plant Life Cycle
Students
will love learning all about plants and the plant life cycle with this hands-on
activity pack! In this unit, there are reading passages, comprehension
questions, fun activities, vocabulary posters, and a flip book!
Our second resource is all about butterflies!
Students
will love learning all about butterflies this Spring! This fun unit
includes:
*Reading passages all about butterflies
*Monarch
butterflies
*Comprehension questions
*Life Cycle of a Butterfly
*Parts of a Butterfly
*Comprehension questions
*Life Cycle of a Butterfly
*Parts of a Butterfly
Our next two resources come from Mrs. J's Resource Creations. They are both fun math mysteries for your students to solve!
(Available
in versions for 1st - 6th Grade)
Engage
and motivate your students with this fun Math Mystery. NO PREP, just print and
go! Students will need to answer a variety of math problems that
will help them solve who the Bee Bandits are!
This
packet comes with an optional video hook to set the stage to engage before the
paper part of the activity. View video here.
(Available
in versions for 1st - 6th Grade)
Your
students will be engaged and motivated by this fun detective story, which also
encourages critical thinking as they must reason their way through eliminating
litterbug suspects. These NO PREP worksheets are challenging, yet fun to use as
part of your regular math sessions, sub-tubs, early finishers, or for
enrichment (go a grade level higher to increase difficulty).
Angie S. has so many amazing resources for special education needs and this one is no exception!
What
Do I Wear in the Spring Interactive Book for early age, pre-K and Special
Education students can be used in March, April and May. The resource uses real
life pictures that works great with students with autism.
It is great for
learning the spring clothing as well as the body parts they should be used
on. You can view a video of this resource here.
Mrs. Hansen's Helpfuls has the provided the next two resources.
Spring
is a time we can start to dive deep into characters. I use these character
trait cards to help students recognize different traits for characters in the
books they are reading, class read-a-louds, etc. Many times using these cards
we even get to debate which trait fits a particular character the best!
This
product has many different activities you can use year round.
No
better time than Spring TIME to work on telling time. This product has many
differentiated levels to help your students improve their telling time, elapsed
time, adding and subtracting time, and understanding time with missing
variables skills.
The last two items come from yours truly!
Mental
Math
-
100 problem cards that encourage your students to solve math problems in their
head quickly!
You can watch a video of this resource in action here: Mental
Math Tiles.
You can use these mental math task cards as a math warm up to begin your math lesson, or use as a time filler throughout the day.
Students each have ten digit cards on their desk as you read each card. The students use the digits to keep track of the math tasks they are computing in their head. They love being able to follow along with each task and eventually end up with the correct answer.
I use these cards for whole group, small group, and even partnership lessons.
These mental math problems will increase your students' listening, problem solving, and computation skills.
You can use these mental math task cards as a math warm up to begin your math lesson, or use as a time filler throughout the day.
Students each have ten digit cards on their desk as you read each card. The students use the digits to keep track of the math tasks they are computing in their head. They love being able to follow along with each task and eventually end up with the correct answer.
I use these cards for whole group, small group, and even partnership lessons.
These mental math problems will increase your students' listening, problem solving, and computation skills.
In this set of end of year awards you will receive 50 different awards with a boy and girl version for each one (a total of 100 certificates!). I have also included black and white versions of all 100 awards for your printing preference.
This is a zip file that includes a PDF file that you can print and write the student names, as well as a PowerPoint file that you can customize to include the students’ names and even to add a new category that I may have forgotten.
Several of the awards could be used throughout the year as monthly or quarterly awards such as Attendance, Math Wizard, Super Speller, etc.
I love to celebrate my students with end of the year awards! It gives me a chance to recognize their talents and their growth throughout the year!
Now, to enter to win all of these items AND a $50 Teachers pay Teachers gift card, enter using the Rafflecopter below.
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