I was feeling a bit Spring-y and farm-y, so I made a few activities to fill your Word Work centers.
Take a look. Leave a comment. I'll be sending 1 lucky person the unit for free, just for commenting.
Hello! I am Heather Harris, a Texas elementary school teacher now homeschooling my 3 children in the San Francisco Bay Area, California. I post my best sellers from Teachers Pay Teachers here on my blog, and also post articles about things I'm teaching my own kids, or subjects that interest teachers (homeschool or otherwise).
Hello, I found your blog through Teacher Notebook.
ReplyDeleteI’m an entrepreneur and homeschooling mom originally from the Bay Area and now an expat in China. Your work caught my eye, and I think the Chinese market would be interested.
I’m currently looking for early education content (phonics, phonemic awareness, early reading and writing, etc.) for my readers through my Chinese website. I would like to offer my website as a platform for you to sell your work directly to my readers. If successful, I would like to commission further projects.
My website is FirstEnglishTeacher.com.
Let me know if you are interested.
Megan
We are learning about farms and spring right now so this would be a great addition to our unit. Thanks for the contest! debbie.cooper@mortonisd.net
ReplyDeleteHow fun! It looks great! I would love to use this!
ReplyDeleteI am a brand new teacher, starting this upcoming year, and my school always does a field trip to a local farm in the Spring!! This would be an AWESOME way to cover a lot of ground in the preceding weeks!! I have already bookmarked your blog...what great, creative ideas!!
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