Easter Treats

Check out these cute shirts that I made for my coworkers.

I got the original idea on pinterest but decided to make my own version.  You can grab a copy if you want to make your own by clicking on the picture below.  There is a normal copy and a "mirror" copy.  The iron on transfers that I bought required the mirror image.  They are easy to make.  Just buy your shirt, print a copy of the clip art below and follow the directions inside the iron on transfer packet.

I added these cute tags and peeps to each gift.

You can grab the tag from Kristi over at Lucky in Learning.

Happy Teaching!

Easter Basket part, part, whole

Here is a cute little "Easter Basket" part, part, whole activity and fact family practice I am doing with my class Easter week.

Look at the picture below to see how I made the basket pattern:

I ran the egg patterns on two different colors and then will give each student random numbers of eggs of each color.  Each child will need one copy of the recording sheet.  You can get a copy for yourself by clicking on the picture below.

The cute border around my recording sheet is:

Graphics From the Pond http://frompond.blogspot.com

Bunny Marshmallow Graph

Next week is a 4 day week for me with an early out on Thurs.  So excited.   I am planning for next week and wanted to share the bunny marshmallow graph we will be doing.

First, you need to buy a bag of these (got mine at Wal-Mart):

Divide them up into enough individual packages for each child in your classroom.

Make a copy of the recording sheet below for each child in your class and let the fun begin.  You can grab a copy of the recording sheet by clicking on the picture.