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Easter in French – $3.00

Easter Writing Workshop in French – $2.50

Easter in Spanish – $3.00

Easter Writing Workshop in Spanish – $2.50

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Spring Math Goofy Glyph (kindergarten and 1st grade)

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]]> http://languageforlittlelearners.com/2012/03/19/spring-is-in-the-air/feed/ 0 http://languageforlittlelearners.com/2012/03/14/teacher-tips-linky-party/ http://languageforlittlelearners.com/2012/03/14/teacher-tips-linky-party/#comments Wed, 14 Mar 2012 20:46:49 +0000 Yvonne Crawford http://languageforlittlelearners.com/?p=1088 My friend Michelle is having a linky party for teacher tips. Here are a few tips I wish I would’ve known my first year of teaching.

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The first book is a SUPER silly book. It’s called Leprechaun Math Goofy Glyph. If your students solve the problem wront, then they might end up with an alien leprechaun instead of a boy or girl leprechaun. This book is for 2nd and 3rd grades. It has some stencils in the back that you can print out for your students to use to make the glyph or they can draw their own.

The next book is St. Patrick’s Day in French.
Included:
10 full color St. Patrick’s Day vocabulary word pages
5 worksheets
4 copywork pages
1 matching game
1 completion certificate

I also created St. Patrick’s Day in Spanish.
Included:
10 full color St. Patrick’s Day vocabulary word pages
5 worksheets
4 copywork pages
1 matching game
1 completion certificate

St. Patrick’s Day Writing Workshop is a fun way to introduce St. Patrick’s Day vocabulary to your students while helping them increase their language skills. This booklet can be used at writing centers or workstations in a classroom. You can laminate the cards, then place them at different stations to help your students remember the words. Each writing center might feature one of the four different writing activities.

Another option is to hang the cards on your word wall or bulletin board and use the writing activities as daily activities that students can complete during the class period.

Included:
16 St. Patrick’s Day word cards
4 different writing activities:

Describing St. Patrick’s Day
Writing a Limerick
St. Patrick’s Day Wish Book
Persuading a Leprechaun

Mathbooking St. Patrick’s Day Journal Prompts (3rd and 4th grades)

Thanks for stopping by my blog and please let me know if you have any questions, comments or requests!

This Kid’s Life is a booklet that focuses on how a child lives daily life in a different country, compared to how people live in North America. This particular book tracks the life of a boy named Louis who lives in the country of France.

Included:
1. A pre-test to see what your students know about France
2. A letter from Louis that describes his life in France
3. Facts about France and discussion questions
4. Word Search Puzzle
5. Secret Code Puzzle
6. Poisson d’Avril (Fish of April) Lesson and Activity
7. Make Your Own Paper Beret
8. Design Your Own Pastry
9. Postcard Writing Activity
10. If I had Wednesdays off from school…Writing Activity
11. Basic French Phrases
12. Crossword Puzzle for Basic French Phrases

You can order this ebook from here.

Also, I have a great new math book that your kids will surely enjoy. It’s called Math Puzzles – Volume 1.

Are your students bored of doing the same old math problems? Try this book, filled with 6 different types of math puzzles.

Math Stories – Math Stories combine reading and mathematics in a fun and silly way! Until you solve the math problems, you’ll never know how the story goes. (division and multiplication)

Draw the Fraction – Use your imagination and draw a picture representation of the fractions you encounter at home, at school or outside.

Picture Math – Draw a picture using equal parts of your imagination and math. (division)

Math Grid Puzzles – Draw different items onto a grid depending on the answers to the math problems. (division and multiplication)

Math Number Search – Solve some addition and subtraction problems, then search for them in a grid full of numbers.

All graphics are originals and designed by myself.

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There are 28 pages filled with activities for your students. My children enjoyed learning about how other countries in the world celebrated Valentine’s Day. They really loved the page on Korea since Korea has a ‘love-type’ day on the 14th of every month. They thought that was really neat.

With this booklet your class will visit six countries: Japan, China, Germany, Italy, Denmark and, as I stated before, my children’s favorite: Korea. Your students can keep track of their travels with their own passports, with flags that they can paste inside for each country that they “visit”. After each country has been studied, students can complete an activity sheet for that country. The unit concludes with a Valentine’s Day card glyph and a bar graph to chart the class’s results.

You can even do what we did for our Valentine’s Day card glyphs. Instead of them giving them to a parent or loved one, we sent them to a Ronald McDonald’s House with the hope that the families there will get a little smile from receiving the cards. If you don’t have a Ronald McDonald’s House near you, you can send your cards to a children’s hospital or you can leave me a comment and I can give you the address of a Ronald McDonald’s House that is accepting Valentine’s Day Cards in North Carolina, where we are sending our cards.

If you’d like to purchase this product you can do so at my Teachers Pay Teachers store.

Email me at:  yvonne @ mixminder.com (take spaces out)