Friday, July 31, 2015

Back To School

10 Finds For Back to School

I went on a search to find sellers that had less than 2,000 followers with great freebies to offer for back to school. This may help the new sellers to gain more followers if you like their products.

1. Tickled Tennessee Teachin'

These colorful supply labels will certainly brighten up your classroom!

Classroom Supply Labels {FREE}

2. Teach Joy and Love follow @teachjoyandlove on periscope.

Chavonne shows you how to organize your center materials for easy access and easy set up.

Organizing Your Centers {FREEBIE}

3. Alana London

Alana gives us the recipe for magic playdoh, with a charming verse to go with it. Adorable!

( Sometimes on orientation day I would read the story Little Blue and Little Yellow by Leo Lionni and pass out a baggie with a little blue and yellow ball of dough to take home.)

Magic Play-Doh

4. Special Teacher For Special Kids

With this take home bulletin board activity students create a cut out that represents themselves and their special qualities.

Our Class is Not Complete Without You - Craftivity

5. Chelsea Allen - Flip Floppin Through 3rd Grade

Back to School: Teacher Forms

This is a set of six back to school forms. Some forms are editable, so you can type right onto the page.

6. Gluesticks N Giggles

Environmental Print "I have... Who has?" Game

Great if you use environmental print to start your year.

7. Always First with Sue Lynch

Back to School Rules! Engaging Activities{David Goes to School by David Shannon}

David stories help us start the school year out right by giving us a platform for setting rules and expectations for our classroom and/or school. Includes QR Codes, bookmarks, writing/drawing pages.

8. Joanne Miller

Joanne has over 2,000 followers but I thought this one was so important for you to see. Everyone should review these each year before school begins.

Class Procedures

9. Emily Bess

This is a workpage to go along with the book Chicka Chicka Boom Boom for a beginning of the year name activity. Students can add the letters of their name going down the tree.