Hershey Kiss Jar!

This year, at school, we drew names to give Secret Santa gifts to.  I drew Annette, our school's cafeteria manager.  Each day, for 5 days, I gave her a gift.  I had to be sneaky so she wouldn't know it was me!  One of my favorite gifts was the Hershey Kiss Jar.  I printed out little circles on a sheet of sticker paper.  These little circles had adorable little Christmas designs on them.  I cut each one out and stuck it to the bottom of each Hershey Kiss.  So cute!  I placed the kisses in a canning jar and added Christmas fabric and ribbon.  I added a tag using some glitter clip art.  She loved it! By the way, if you are wondering where I got the little stickies...click here.

It's Frenzy Time!!!

Come on down to facebook and join the frenzy!  It's a great opportunity to like some awesome teacher pages and get some great products for your classroom.  Just click on your grade level on the map to get started!

CLICK HERE TO GO TO FRENZY MAP

10-Frame Match!

I am loving my newest product!  Gingerbread men are so popular this time of year and what child wouldn't love matching these 10-frames up with the correct numbers!  You can find this product and many others in my TpT store.  You will see my store products to the right of this post.

Word Sort -eer and -ear

Here is one of my newer products!  It includes a great center sorting activity and a cut and paste activity.  Check out my preview on TpT!  Click Here

Sale!!

After the Frenzy

The frenzy was a great success!  I enjoyed it and am already planning on the December Frenzy!
Pictured is the freebie I provided for the frenzy.   The details for the December frenzy will be out soon!

Facebook Frenzy!!!

The Facebook Frenzy is on!!!  Don't forget to visit each grade level and clip art loop to get your freebies!! Click HERE to start the 2nd grade loop!

2 more days!

November Facebook Frenzy!!!

The Frenzy is almost here!  I can't wait!  Get ready to visit some fabulous facebook pages and get your hands on some wonderful products made by very talented teachers!!!

Postcard Exchange!!!! Great Idea for a Classroom Project!!!!

Allison Scovone is hosting a Classroom Postcard Exchange!!!  A great idea that I know my students will love!  Allison still has some states available so click on the link below and join the fun!  Here is the information you need:

2013-2014 Postcard Exchange

A postcard exchange is where 51 teachers (one from each of the states plus Washington D.C.) agrees to have their students write and mail  postcards to the other participants.
To participate you will need 50 postcards and postage. On the postcard, you can tell the other classes about your state and school. This is a great way to connect with classes around the country and give your students the opportunity to see how life is different in various regions of the United States.
The exchange will be open on a first come, first serve basis. If interested (and your state is still available), please sign up below. The deadline for signing up is Thanksgiving (November 28th).
Your address will not be visible to other participants through Sign Up Genius. Therefore, as people start registering, I will create a Google Doc with addresses and share it with you.
All participants should mail out their postcards by February 28th, 2014. Postcards can include information about life in your city/state or what your school is like.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP!

I'm looking forward to seeing all these postcards on my classroom map!  Thank you Allison for hosting this!