Like so many others,
I heard there was a "spring cleaning"
sale currently underway at TPT
and I wanted to participate, too!
Who doesn't love a good sale?!
Especially when it involves
shopping for your classroom?
Can anyone else get on board with that?!
I find that shopping for chart tablets,
dri-erase markers, cap erasers (in every color of the rainbow)
and pocket folders
simply makes me happy.
How about the smell of a new notebook?
Is it not intoxicating?
It's weird, I know.
My parents tell me I've always been that way.
In any case,
not only will I be purchasing
a few must-haves to
carry me through
the remainder of the year,
I also wanted to pop in and tell you about my newest product that I've used daily
in my small groups for months.
I heard there was a "spring cleaning"
sale currently underway at TPT
and I wanted to participate, too!
Who doesn't love a good sale?!
Especially when it involves
shopping for your classroom?
Can anyone else get on board with that?!
I find that shopping for chart tablets,
dri-erase markers, cap erasers (in every color of the rainbow)
and pocket folders
simply makes me happy.
How about the smell of a new notebook?
Is it not intoxicating?
It's weird, I know.
My parents tell me I've always been that way.
In any case,
not only will I be purchasing
a few must-haves to
carry me through
the remainder of the year,
I also wanted to pop in and tell you about my newest product that I've used daily
in my small groups for months.
It's called Word Workin' Witch
and it's a collection of mats
in which the children
manipulate letter tiles
* at your direction *
to form words.
(Simply put, it feeds my love
for teaching phonics. )
As you can see,
I recently taught the oa/ow vowel digraph so we're using both mats
to practice our new words.
It's fast, efficient, and my own firsties
seem to associate the letter pattern with the adorable clipart just a tad bit better than before.
I'd love to give away 3 free samples.
Leave a comment telling me your favorite subject to teach and I'll send
a copy right along.
Don't forget your email address!
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