I've tried to make good use of my time today, so I've been searching high and low for some fun winter math work stations and I thought I'd share all the freebies I've found. If you have created something for sale or for free that fits this category, please feel free to fill in the form below to be added to the Google Doc.

Click on the picture below to take you to a Google Spreadsheet with links to 40+ winter math work stations.

Living on a gravel road and teaching in a rural school district definitely has it's perks! We woke up to about an inch of snow this morning and we got the call at 5:50 that school had been canceled for the day. It continues to snow, so who knows what tomorrow will bring? I kept waking up all night looking out the window to see how much snow had accumulated because 16 of my individual barometers were definitely indicative of a snow day yesterday!

I vow to get some lesson planning done today. Sadly though, I left everything at school that I need. I might have to sweet talk the hubby into taking me to town. :)

This week we read the book Footprints in the Snow and used it to make predictions. It is also a wonderful story for making inferences. Especially if you stop right before the wolf starts getting hungry. :) Click on the picture below to download the freebie.

Have a great day!

After my last post, I got to thinking that the mini envelope template I created could be used for many things, so I made a blank one for you to use. Click on the picture below to download the template from Google Docs. If you make something with it, I’d love for you to come back and comment about what you’ve made.  

I finally had the chance to sit down a create a freebie for the squirrel mini treat envelopes I talked about in this post.  I realize that not everyone may have a Dollar General nearby to be able to get these exact envelopes, so I created something similar for you to print and fold. It won't take a lot of ink for the envelope, either. You can always print it out in grayscale and copy it onto construction paper, too. I hope you like it! There are 25 pages in all.




Click on any of the pictures below to download Nuts About Numbers from my Teachers Notebook Shop.