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Random Love for the Week and Currently!

I was checking out a few blogs blog stalking a few of my teacher friends, and I came across this post from my teaching buddy Stephanie.  She is The Sassy Teacher, and she gave me a huge shout-out on her blog!!  :)

Click on the picture below to see her review of my Phonics Intervention Pack for grades 3-5.
Click to visit The Sassy Teacher and how she plans to use this bundle.

Also, I found such an amazing resource for my 3rd graders who are learning about text features.  I just needed to share with y'all...
From Where the Wild Things Learn

To see the blog post where she shares info about how she uses this set, click here!
Since October has started, here's my Currently!!  To see what people are Currently up to, go check out Farley's link up.

Here's a treat for all of you who love Foldables as a way to create interactive notebooks with students!  This site has tons of templates to follow to use Foldables!  Enjoy!!

http://foldables.wikispaces.com/Foldables

I hope you've had a great week, too!

Comments

  1. Unknown10/04/2013

    Congratulations on your new job!

    My husband has recently picked up playing the bass guitar and is learning songs that he can easily memorize. Today, he learned "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" for our 1-year-old son. He loves music, so it's a great hobby for both of them to enjoy!

    Ashley
    Tacky the Teacher

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  2. Chelsea10/05/2013

    Congrats on your new job! This year I started using interactive notebooks and the kids love using foldables! Thanks for the link, now I can implement a few new ones. :)

    Chelsea
    Fifth Grade Wit and
    Whimsy

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