Pilgrim Hat Clipart Freebie!

My poor, little, neglected blog... school started and I fell off the face of the blogosphere.  So, here's a freebie to say "Welcome Back" to my little blog!  Click the image to get this pilgrim hat clipart set.

FREE FRAMES

Free frames!  Enough said. (click the image to download)

Clipart Freebie

There was a request to "whip up" some chocolate frosting and a graham cracker, so that is what I did...it's up for grabs

Click on the image to get it!

The Three Little Pigs Clip Art and a Freebie

The other day I posted on Facebook that I had developed a clip art addiction...I was referring to the purchasing of.  However, it has escalated into a full blown time consumption!  I created this "Three Little Pigs" clip art set just recently and thought that I would share a freebie with you all.  So click here to get a little pig for free!  You can view the entire set at my TpT store by clicking on the image below.

Have a Huffing, Puffing Day!  (and I won't blow your house down...)

Chevron Pattern FREE STUFF!

As promised, the chevron paper has been put to use.  You can grab up these inspirational, full of color, chevron patterned, printable pennant banners at my TpT store totally FREE!!!!  Dream, Believe, Achieve!!

Click on the images for an English or Spanish version of the banner.

Chevron Pattern Paper

I think I may have found a new love (sorry polka dots), HELLO CHEVRON PATTERN!  Apparently chevron is all the rage these days...who knows?!  SOOO, I made some digital paper with the chevron pattern and, of course, I'll be sharing some with you all!  Stay tuned to see what I do with this fun patterned paper!

Click HERE to get free blue chevron pattern digital paper.
Click the image below to get the entire package at my TpT store!  Enjoy!

More...could it be...POLKA DOTS!?

I just finished creating my polka dot themed back to school pack for my Spanish class!  Oh, so much work with polka dots...not sure if I like them anymore...well, wait, YES, I still do!  To celebrate the completion of this monumental task (which I initially thought would be quick and easy), I'm sharing  2012-2013 "at a glance" Spanish calendars, with, of course, a polka dot nuance.  So click HERE to get these calendars.  Click on the images below to view the "super polka dot" Spanish Back to School Packet at my TpT store.

Enjoy!

Polka Dots Part Two and more FREE Stuff

Look what I can do with POLKA DOTS!
I teach Spanish, so I made signs for each of the four language processes in both Spanish and English, with polka dots of course!
I thought I'd share some of the things I've been making with my polka dot digital papers (if you missed that post click here for free paper).  These are just some of the many things I have in store with my polka dots galore madness!   Click HERE to get the letters to make a polka dot "read" sign and click HERE for the Spanish version.
Click the images to get the whole set in either language...

Polka Dots Galore and FREE Stuff

I've been working on some things for my classroom for next year and needed some black and white digital papers.  I couldn't really find much so I went about creating my own.  In the process, I ended up creating a ton of colorful papers, and whodathunk I LOVE polka dots!?  What?!  So anyway, I thought I'd share the love and offer up some polka dot goodness.  Click here to get some pink polka dot digital paper FREE.  Click the image below to get the whole set of 16 digital papers (polka dots and stripes) at my TpT store.  Enjoy!

Math Foldable Book on Angle Pairs

This little book is a 6 top tab book about angle pairs that I have the students create in class..  Students draw pictures and write what they know about each type of angle pair.  They are also required to include an example of a problem involving the angle type.

A Math Foldable Idea

My students just finished learning about quadratic functions in standard form and vertex form and how to graph them from both forms.  To review, they put on their "creative thinking caps" and came up with these great shutter fold comparison projects (with some directions from the teacher of course...:)).  

The OUTSIDE COVERS (Folded)

THE INSIDES (Opened up)

Students needed to explain each form of a quadratic, standard and vertex, and how to graph a function in each form.  Then they needed to show two examples of  functions being graphed from each form.
The materials on hand were.... 11x17 in. white paper (to create the shutter fold), colored paper, graph paper, markers, crayons, glue and of course their brilliant minds!  I think they turned out great and I can't wait to decorate my classroom with these!

To see more foldable ideas or to share yours, check out or join the linky party at The Corkboard Connections Blog...Click the link below.

 

Free Slope Formula PowerPoint and Game

Introduce the slope formula and then practice using it with this super-fun, TOTALLY FREE PowerPoint!  Click HERE to download.