Alright, I’m a day late on my What I’m Working on Wednesday post. My classroom is beginning to come together even though I cannot put anything on the bookshelves yet because one of my daughter’s favorite games is to play with anything at her level. It’s hard to convince an {almost} 18-month old that dictionaries are not a fun toy to play with when all she sees is an interesting book she hasn’t read yet! I’ve been playing around with seating arrangements, but everytime I move the desks she offers to help move them somewhere else. I realize a lot of school projects are just going to have to wait. Needless to say I am more productive at home getting my files ready for the first few weeks of school. I have been able to update my old files and get some of them uploaded to TpT so you can enjoy them, too.
One of the games I have recently finished is my Pencil Pair-Up games. There are two versions: Numbers Less than 100 and Numbers Less than 1,000. The games are played like Go Fish. There are four cards in each set, but you can always have students just find matches instead. Click on the pictures below to grab your own copy of the games.
(graphics courtesy of The Digital Bake Shop)
Thank you to Rachel & Sarah for helping me proofread my Math Mania file. It is now available in my TpT store. Thank you to those who have already picked up your own copy. I hope you enjoy the games and centers! I’m now working on sprucing up my money games & centers. I’ll let you know when I’m ready for someone to help preview those files š
Now, here is the little freebie I promised you. You can either print the brightly colored set or allow your students to color and design their own bookmarks. I do recommend printing them on cardstock for durability. Click on either picture to grab your own copy.
(striped background graphics courtesy of
Now, head on over to Blog Hoppin’ and see what other freebies are available today:)
I love the bookmarks! Thanks for sharing š
Thank you, using for the library summer reading program