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Back-To-School Freebies Until Sept. 15th!

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Back to school time is already here for some of you!  I thought that I would treat you to a few freebies to make that hectic time a little easier!

I have to math back-to-school freebies that are only available from my blog.  These will only be free until September 15th, so scoop them up!
First up, addition!  I have a quick and easy game to prepare to help kids practice addition sums to 15.  I have students use manipulatives to solve the addition problems.  You can play memory with the cards or just have students match the numeral to the sum.  There are two different recording sheets where you can assess each student.  Click here to get the product on TPT!
 The second freebie is a game with the same format, but students will be working with tens and ones.  They will match the numeral to the correct set of tens and ones.  There are 3 different extension worksheets.  In the first, students will find the matching school supply and write the numeral that represents the tens and ones. 
In the second extension worksheet, students will record the number of tens and the number of ones under the matching school supply.
In the third extension worksheet, students will express the number in expanded form. 
I like this center, because you can really use it in so many ways!  Click here to get the product on TPT!
Now is the time for the HUGE Back-To-School sale at Teachers Pay Teachers!  I have everything in my store 20% off, but you can get an extra 10% off by putting in the code BTS14.  Don’t miss out on all the amazing deals!

Now for the really exciting stuff!  The Diggin’ Series Huge Giveaway is coming on August 11th-17th!!  This is one giveaway that you are not going to want to miss!!!
 So many prizes and chances to win!!

 My favorite is that EACH winner gets this amazing bundle of products!!!
Don’t miss this amazing event!
As always, I am linking up with the amazing Laura Graham, of Where the Magic Happens Daily!  Hop over to her blog to see some more amazing ideas from the linky party!
http://wherethemagichappensdaily.blogspot.com/2014/08/my-first-full-week-of-school-anchor.html
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I am linking up with Fabulous Freebies Friday!

Frog and Toad Freebie!

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Free Long and Short Vowel Sorting Game

Engage students with a FREE long and short vowel sorting game, featuring the lovable characters Frog & Toad. The games are differentiated for young learners.

I am sitting here looking out the window at the SIX inches of snow on the ground!  I am so ready for spring!!  I have been stuck in bed for the last few weeks, so I decided to make a spring freebie.  I thought it might make me feel a little more “springy”!

I love frogs and toads!  When I was little, I went searching for frogs and toads in the woods behind our house.  I always loved catching them and playing with them.  My kids don’t have the woods right behind their house, so I decided to make them a pretend frog and toad.  They can play with them and feed them flies!

Materials You Will Need:

I started with a Lysol wipes container and removed the paper on the outside.

I took a razor blade and cut out the middle of the top of the Lysol container.  This is the mouth for the frog.

I attached brown paper to the outside of the toad and green foam to the outside of the frog.  You can use whatever you have on hand. You can get a pack of photo scrapbook paper here.  I think the cracked earth looks a lot like a toad.

I then used the same paper or foam to create the back of the frog/toad’s eyelids.  I cut a smaller piece of foam and hot glued it to the larger piece.

I then attached a large googly eye and attached the whole eye to the back of the Lysol container.

Here is the toad- ready to eat!

I used a red pipe cleaner to create a durable tongue for the frog/toad.  I wrapped it around my finger to make it look curly and hot glued it to the divet in front of the frog/toad’s mouth.

Here is the frog ready for action!

You can use the frog and toad for anything, but I thought it would be great to use them for sorting short and long vowel words.  Frog is for the short vowels and toad is for the long vowels. The words “frog” and “toad” can help students remember the differences between long and short vowel sounds.

I created a freebie with the labels for the frog and toad, as well as, flies with short and long vowel words on them.  Students will read the words out loud and sort the words into the appropriate container.

Students will then use the recording sheet to record the long and short vowel words.  They will also use some of the words to create an original sentence.  Click here to get your Frog and Toad Freebie!

I would love it, if you would let me know how it works for you!!!

I have another FUN and interactive set to work on long and short vowels. This pack includes sorting mats, picture and word cards, printables, and interactive booklets. Kids will “meet” animals for each short and long vowel sound. Check out this pack in action here.

I linked up with “Teaching with Nancy’s” T.G.I.F.

http://www.teachingwithnancy.com/t-g-f-weekly-freebie-link-10/

I also linked up with “The Primary Gal’s” Friday Free For All!!

http://theprimarygal.blogspot.com/2014/03/friday-free-for-all_21.html

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http://www.teachingblogaddict.com/2014/04/time-for-some-more-freebie-friday.html

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