Showing posts with label Free Stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free Stuff. Show all posts

Preptoon.com Giveaway!


Last week I did a review of preptoon.com. Click here to read the review!  This week we are giving away 2- 1 year subscriptions to preptoon, which includes 1 teacher license and 20 student licenses worth $99!!!! AWESOME!! Check out the giveaway below! Giveaway will run until Sunday, August 16 at midnight EST and winner will be chosen Monday, August 17th! Good luck!!!

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Christmas Bookmark Freebie

Hey guys! As the holiday season draws near I wanted to share with you a free Christmas bookmark you can use in your classroom. I hope you enjoy! 


                                                   Click Here for the Free Bookmark!



New Products and a Freebie!

I have recently added several new scoot games to my Teachers Pay Teachers store. If your following my store you may already be aware of the new items, but if you aren't here is what you may have missed. 






And last but not least don't forget to grab this cute free bookmark! 







Accountability Talk Posters




With common core implementation, we as teachers, have been asked to have our students use accountable talk in the classroom. To help implement accountable talk, our Special Education teacher created these posters to help prompt students during lessons. She has been so gracious as to allow me to share these posters with you also.

I printed my accountable talk posters on colored card stock, cut them out, and hung them around my white board. I hope you enjoy. 



Follower Giveaway!

Hey guys I'm having a giveaway this weekend of some of my newest items in my Teachers Pay Teachers Store. Enter now for your chance to win!


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Free IPad Apps for the 4th Grade Classroom




Hey guys! This week I was lucky enough to get an ipad to be able to use in my classroom. I knew I was getting one 2 weeks ago, and I could barely wait to get my hands on it! My kids are also super excited! One way that I plan on using the ipad is for sponge activities. You may be interested in reading this blogpost about sponges here. I wanted to share with you a few free apps that I will be using! I hope you enjoy!

Math- 
Meteor Math - Game that includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Oh No Fractions - Simple game to compare fractions. It also asks students to prove their answer by  using fraction models
Splash Math- There is a free version and a paid version of this app. I currently have the free version. Students can do practice problems in math that is aligned to 4th grade standards. Includes decimals, geometry, fractions, measurement, etc.
Pearl Diver- Practices number lines. Starts easy (0-10), but increases in difficulty.
Motion Math: Wings- Multiplication and estimation

Science- 
Planets - Students can explore our solar system with this app. Gives 3-D images of all the planets and information. Students can also look at constellations.
Science 360 - Science videos students can watch. You may want to view these videos, because some may be inappropriate for some age groups.

Social Studies- 
Stack the States - There is a paid and free version on this app. Trivia game for students to learn information about the states.


Adding and Subtracting Fractions

Hey guys! This week we have been learning how to add and subtract fractions with like and unlike denominators. I wrote this song to help my students remember what to do! It's free so I hope you enjoy!


You can get a copy of the words at my TeachersPayTeachers store. 


Cyber Monday Sale



Hey Guys! Today is Cyber Monday and TeachersPayTeachers is having a huge sell!  You can get up to 28% off of many participating stores. I am one of the many sellers throwing a sell for Cyber Monday! Go to my store and check it out! Click here to go to my store!

Also here is a new freebie for you to check out...

Penguin Homework Pass... Get it Here!

I hope you enjoy! 



Place Value Roll the Dice Worksheet

Last week in 4th grade we were working on Place Value. As a review after teaching standard form, word form, and expanded form we used dice to create a number and then with a partner the students had to write those numbers in all 3 forms. Here is the worksheet I used with them! I hope you enjoy!



Newsletter #3


Did you miss getting the newsletter this month? No worries! Here is the link to view it! Don't forget to sign up for the newsletter so you won't miss it again! The newsletter always has a freebie and some classroom tips and tricks too! I hope you enjoy! 



May Giveway at 3-6 Resources

Hey guys! I wanted to let you know about an awsome giveaway going on over at 3-6 Resources! It has tons, and I mean TONS, of free stuff to give to one lucky winner! Head on over and enter to win! Click here to head to 3-6 Resources!

Good luck and enjoy!

Earth Day!



Earth Day is quickly approaching. I know if you're like me and your end of year testing is still coming up, Earth Day may be pretty far from the forefront of your mind! However, I also try to take a quick opportunity to explain to the students what Earth Day is about. I have to give props to my school because we are pretty Earth conscious. Each classroom has a place for the students to recycle paper. I usually like to show a quick video. Here are a couple I found on youtube that you might like!                            
                             
                             

Here is a BrainPop Site that has several videos for free about the Earth. Click Here for Brain Pop.

This year I also made these bookmarks for my students for Earth Day! They are free to download.       Get the Earth Day Bookmarks here! 

What are some things you will be doing for Earth Day in your classroom? 




Relating Fraction to Decimals


With TCAP drawing near I have been reviewing some key concepts with my students to make sure that they will be successful on this important test. (TCAP is Tennessee's end of year standardized test.) One of the things I really wanted to review with my students was fractions and decimals. In 4th grade the students need to know how to convert fractions to decimals and decimals to fractions. After reviewing concepts I love for the students to play some type of game with partners to help reinforce what was just reviewed or taught. Here is the matching game that my students played.
You can get this cute game here. It is $1.50 in my TPT store. 

I also ask my students to have 3 fraction to decimal conversions memorized: 1/4 = 0.25, 1/2 = 0.50, and 3/4 = 0.75. When teaching these I tell my students to think of these decimals like money. There are 4 quarters in a dollar. If I have 1 of the 4 quarters how much money do I have? 25 cents... etc. To also help them memorize it I have it hanging in the bathroom over the sink. (It gives them some reading material.) Lastly, I  made these super cute bookmarks for them to use. The book marks are free and you can get them here.

I hope you enjoy! 

Free Stuff!

Hello again! I wanted to share some great freebie's! Enjoy!

This is a sight words game by Valerie Young! It is Easter themed and super cute! Check it out here!

This St. Patrick's Day Multiplication or Addition Game is from Tessa Maguire. It would be great as a center game for this St. Patrick's Day week! Find it Here!

This last freebie comes from scipi. Number Tiles are problem solving math activities for grades 5-8! Get it here!


New Products & Free Stuff!

Hello Again! It's that time to tell you about my newest items and to share some great free items I have found! I hope you enjoy!

First up is FRACTION WAR! Your students are going to love this! Teaching comparing fractions can be difficult for students so this came helps reinforce cross multiplying! The students play the game just like they would regular war with a deck of cards, except they are wanting the biggest fraction! Check it out Here!



We recently learned about customary and metric units of measurement! This is a matching game I made to help my students memorize the conversion of measurements and the abbreviations. The game actually has 2 games in it. Take a look here!


Now for the free stuff! I have tons of free items to share with you this week! Don't miss out because they are all great items to use in your classroom! Many of these cover all grade levels not just intermediate! Enjoy! 

Graphic Organizers - by Best Practices 4 Teaching 
Reward Bookmarks - by Mixminder.com 
Picture Prompts - by Teach123
St. Patrick's Day Writing Prompts! - by HoJo's Teaching Adventures 
Skip Counting by 2's - by PreK Paradise 
Iditarod Learning Games-  by Arlene Sandberg  



New Products & Free Stuff!

Here are the newest items in my Teachers Pay Teachers Store. I will be throwing a sale Sunday - Tuesday in honor of Valentine's Day! I hope you feel the love! :-)

In our class we just finished learning about 3-D shapes and practicing finding the edges, faces, & vertices of those shapes. The students had lots of fun doing a scavenger hunt around the school looking for shapes in the real world! The scavenger hunt page is included in the Solids Printables Pack. Also included are 2 matching games. One that matches the solid shape with it's name and the other matches the solid shape with the amount of faces, edges, and vertices it has... Check it out here.


You can get just the matching game  here. 

We also recently worked on finding area and perimeter and one way we practiced is by playing Area War! You can find it here! Your students will love practicing Area with their friends in this game.



And now for the Free Item of the Week! This one comes from Fern Smith who has fantastic products to offer in her Teachers Pay Teachers Store page. This is a super cute Valentine's Day Math Center idea! Check it out here! 





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