
Also, I know most people are more familiar with TpT than TN. If you're one of those people and you'd like to open a TN store, you can go through this link to get referred through me.

I created these 3 games using superheroes (I'm pretty sure all kids love superheroes don't they??) that can be played in centers or as independent practice activities. Each game is played a bit differently and the rules are included. Laminate them or place them in sheet protectors, store with dry erase markers and dice, and you're ready to play! Because I'm all about giving away tons of free stuff, I put together one of the games on its own and am giving to you all for free!!!! I know, I know. You can think me later ;) Click the image below to download the game.
After you've played one game, I know you'll want to come back for the other two! You can buy the complete game through my TpT store.
Don't forget to enter my giveaway on yesterday's post. You have until tomorrow night to enter. I'm heading to Costco to pick up some things. I seriously love that place! I hope you have a fantastic spring-like day!






So cute, Tessa! Okay, I have a tpt store and have been thinking of doing TN, too. What made you decide to open a TN store? Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteLaura
llmartin305@gmail.com
Peace, Love, and First Grade
I started my TpT store first but not for very long. What made me finally decide to do it was their pricing. It costs $19.95 and that's it. They don't take out any other fees. TpT has much more of a following but I make more per item on TN. I hope that helps!
DeleteThank you, Tessa! If I decide to try TN, I'll use the link to get referred through you! Have a great weekend!
DeleteLaura
llmartin305@gmail.com
Peace, Love, and First Grade
Very nice. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to have to learn more about TPT, cause I'm not up on what what's going down.
ReplyDeleteIt's a site where teachers can upload and share their created products. Some are free and some cost money. I've found some tremendous resources on there so I decided to create my own. You should check it out sometime when you have a minute. It's now the first place I look when I need a new resource- even before I Google it.
DeleteI'm pretty new to Teachers Notebook! Glad to find another fellow TpT"er" there...and look forward to visiting your great blog I just followed! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! Quick question for you- have you found any good marketing idea with TN? There's no forum, and the only way to seem to advertise your shop and items is to add them to the news roll. Have you found anything else within their system? I hate that there doesn't seem to be an easy way to communicate with other shop owners.
DeleteLove your idea about Captain Cool. My name is Kim Mueller and I am on the Board of Directors at NCTM (national COuncil of Teachers of Mathematics). We will be having the annual meeting in Philadelphia in April. I would like to spotlight your blog and Captain Cool is that is okay with you.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds great! I'd love a little more information on how you would like to do it. Can you give me a bit more information? You can email me at tessamaguire at gmail.com.
Deletecute!!
ReplyDelete♥ Jen
The Teacher's Cauldron
Maybe I am missing something but I don't see any directions on your free download. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI guess the "identifying the rule given two addends" on the front was enough. Basically, students look at the number on the left, then the one on the right, and identify the rule. The numbers on the bottom follow the same rule. Let me know if that's still not clear.
DeleteGot it. Thanks. I didn't know it was simply identifying. GREAT.
DeleteThank you for giving this as your Freebie on 10-6-12. It will be perfect for my second grade early finishers. I have the on level group so while the others are struggling the other students will have more practice and some fun! :)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome!
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