Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts

Saturday, April 11, 2020

Simple Storybook STEM: Rubber Egg'speriment'


Simple Storybook STEM:  Rubber Egg'speriment'

After reading The Night Before Easter, create a rubber egg using the materials below. Make a video of yourself bouncing the egg.

Materials you will need: 
(Patience--this experiment takes two days!)
egg
cup
vinegar
food coloring
spoon
bowl with rinse water



Book used in this activity:
The Night Before Easter by Natasha Wing


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Saturday, April 13, 2019

{FREEBIE} Five Little Bunnies Subtraction Shared Reading and Finger Puppets

I created this fun Easter/Bunnies shared reading and finger puppets set back when I taught Kindergarten, but it's still great to use in the library, as well! Click on the pictures below to download this freebie. Also, at the end of this post, you can purchase the emergent reader from my TpT store that matches this set.


 
I also created an emergent reader to go with the rhyme. You can purchase it through my TpT store for $1.50.


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Saturday, March 30, 2019

*FREE* 4 Printable Easter Treats Bookmarks

Spring Break weekend has been a little rainy, which is not so great for getting to do anything outside, but perfect for getting to work on things for school! I created some bookmarks for my little readers this afternoon and thought you might enjoy this freebie, too! Click here or on the picture below to download these bookmarks for free from my TpT Store!




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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

*NEW* Hundreds Charts for Easter, Earth Day, Spring, Zoo Animals and a FREEBIE!

I have enjoyed every last minute of the last two snow days!!! We should schedule these in the middle of winter more often! :) Yesterday was all play, so today I got busy working on several hundreds charts that have popped into my mind lately! If you have any suggestions for new charts, I would love to hear them!  Be sure to scroll all the way to the bottom to download a freebie! :)



Save money by buying both charts at once! Only $1.75 for both when purchased as a set!















Click on the picture below to download this freebie for Read Across America or a School Read In Day! 

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

*New* Hundreds Chart Hidden Picture Activities!

I know it's been awhile since I've posted, but I wanted to take the chance to update everyone with some of the newest hundreds chart hidden picture activities I have available in my TpT store. I have a few more that I'm currently working on for upcoming themes. I hope you like the charts below!

Newest:
March Comes in Like a Lion and Out Like a Lamb (Combined Set) - $2


You can also purchase the above charts separately at the following links: 





 
 

Saturday, March 31, 2012

Five Little Bunnies Subtraction Shared Reading and Finger Puppets {Freebie}

Earlier this year, I had seen the rhyme Five Little Cookies and I loved it! It has quite a few different versions, but I liked the simplest one the best. I knew it was something I could adapt for different themes. We are getting ready to work on subtraction this week and I needed something that would fit Easter and subtraction. I hope you like the freebie. Just click on one of the pictures below to download them.




 
I also created an emergent reader to go with the rhyme. You can purchase it through my TpT store for $1.50.  I would love to send it to the first three people who comment and include an email address. :)


Easter Treats Ten Frame and Base Ten Number Match {FREEBIE}




This Easter Treats Ten Frame and Base Ten Number Match freebie is like the set I had for St. Patrick's Day, but I changed it to include Easter graphics. I will be using it for centers and review this week. I hope you enjoy it!


Thursday, March 22, 2012

Which part of a chocolate bunny do you eat first? ***FREEBIE***


 Enjoy this fun freebie! After labeling the parts of a chocolate bunny, your students will have a chance to vote for the part of the chocolate bunny they like to eat first. Then, you graph the results and have students analyze the class results.

This freebie includes a page for analyzing the graph results your students create and little bunnies for your students to decorate. It also has a printable bunny and boxes for labeling the parts of a chocolate bunny to help make things easier for you!

This totally justifies eating chocolate bunnies in class, right?


Scrappin' Doodles Freebie License: 35230

There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick Mini Math & Literacy Unit

I had so much fun creating this fun Mini Math & Literacy Unit for the story There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick by Lucille Colandro! The pastel colors and the happy Easter items just make me even more excited about being on Spring Break! Feel free to check it out in my TpT store!

If you don't have a copy of this book and don't think you have time to get it before Easter, you can purchase the ebook through Scholastic's new Storia club for only $6.99. Storia ebooks are available for Windows and iPad and soon for Android Tablets.



Tonight, I'll be working on some Easter/Spring freebies that I cannot wait to share! :)

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Even More Hundreds Charts for Holidays and Activities

 ***Update...Due to a seller bundling my items and offering them for sale via another web site, I am no longer offering these items for free. I'm sorry! I hope you understand.***

I had so much fun creating the upcoming holiday and celebration hundreds chart activities that I decided to make some more hundreds chart items for spring and a few for previous holidays. Click on each picture to purchase these charts from my TpT store.

To view the previous hundreds chart post: Click here