I am so excited that I had the opportunity to review Laura Candler’s Graphic Organizers for Reading. She has aligned the organizers with the Common Core State Standards. I have to say that I was excited about this book after I looked at it. The graphic organizers are easy to use, she offers practical tips and suggestions, and the layout makes a teachers’ job easy. Probably my favorite feature is the first chapter itself. It
Yesterday, the sweet Lacey from Wild about Teaching let me talk about Fluency over at her blog. Go check it out here and you can find out how you can download this cute baseball themed game.
Next Saturday, some friends and I are participating in a Blog Swap and Hop. We’re all switching blogs for the day! There’ll be a guest here while I’m posting somewhere else. You’ll be able to hop through to check them all out. I’m sure there’ll be some great freebies for you to grab as well. Check out the great bloggers who are participating: document.write(‘
I’m still in clip art land. I spent my evening creating these cuties. You can get them for yourself by clicking the picture to head to my TpT store. They’re only $2! I love the way they turned out! It’s only making my current obsession over making more even worse. As I was going through my files this morning, I found these frames I created a few months back as I was just playing
Today I was playing around and creating some frames and I thought I’d share them all with you. They are all 300 dpi png files. Feel free to save them and use them in your projects. Credit is appreciated, but not required.
