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Showing posts with label March. Show all posts
Showing posts with label March. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Freebie February and Lost Tooth Tales


You probably use math journals. Do you need some subject matter for those prompts? During Dental Health Month, you have ample material. After all, losing and gaining teeth is a natural subtraction and addition situation.  

Make the journal prompts extra interesting by programming the problems with your students' names. For example:  


For a fun math center, put the tooth problems on tooth shapes. Copy them on cardstock and laminate. Store them at the center inside the pillowcase on an infant sized pillow.  


And now, it's about time for today's February Freebie:



MAD about MARCH, a Thematic Unit for Primary Grades includes activities in language arts, math, and music.











The activities in this unit are field tested and most appropriate for K – 2 classrooms. They include opportunities for differentiation of instruction and enrichment.

Remember, it's only free for 1 day.


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Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Mad about March unit FREEBIE

It's about time, teachers....for spring!  At least we can hope.  Yesterday there was snow on the ground; today it's 66.  Gotta love March weather in the heartland!

Speaking of March, I have launched my thematic unit, Mad about March, for primary grades. You can find it on TpT and, now, on Teachers' Notebook.  The unit includes ELA, Math, HOTS, and music curricula.  The ELA activities are:


And here's a FREEBIE from the ELA portion of the unit:


The math portion of the unit includes:


If you like what you see, blow on over to my TpT store or  my Teachers' Notebook store.