Crafts and sweaters

So, last week the weather was chilly here in Florida.  I actually had to break out a sweater and turn on the heat in my house.  Brrr....

Martin Luther King Junior Day is today.  I took my day off of school and decided to get some crafts finished that have been sitting around.

Here is my wine bottle craft I made.

I LOVED how this turned out!  I think it is so beautiful!  I put the bottles above my cabinets in the kitchen.  This craft was more difficult than what I thought it would be.  The skinny part of the bottle was a breeze getting the yarn on it, but the curved part was a big pain.  I couldn't wait to get all four bottles finished.  Just a warning if you attempt this... try to find bottles without a lot of curve.

Here are some items that may be helpful for you in the coming weeks!

iHeart

Easter Bunny

If you haven't followed my TPT store, I would love for you too!

 

Have a Wolfelicious week!

Easter Bunny, Ai and Ay Activity, Math Help!

Today was my first day back after Spring Break.  It was great to see the students!  It seems like the students had a great break.  They were full of stories.  

Here are two items I just added to my Teachers Notebook Shop.  Check them out.

First up is an adorable Easter Bunny.  

Next up is the Ay and Ai Person.  My students are having trouble with the difference between the two phonograms.  I decided to draw up a person with a stain on their shirt and then have a speech bubble coming from the person's mouth like they are saying something.  I am hoping this hopes my students visualize the two sounds. 

If you are interested in them, please check out my shop.  You can click the picture of the button below.

Math Help!!  I need some suggestions of how you teach addition to you kiddos.  We are currently using Math Connects at my school.  The addition in it say so many pictures plus so many pictures.  We want the students to be able to fluently know their addition facts.  The trick is, our book doesn't do it and all 7 of us have to been on the same page as far as what we are doing.  I want to make a math addition fact graph to start with so the students can see the patterns the facts make.  I also have some centers happening in my classroom that the students move at their pace to figure out what combinations make certain numbers.  They start out making 4 and then once they complete all the centers for 4, they move on to the next number.  Do you use flash cards to help your students get their math facts or do you use something else?  I need ideas please!!  Ideas that will help all 7 of us be doing the same thing.  Thanks so much. On a side note, I receive the Great Pencil Sharpener that bloggers have been talking about in the mail today.  Apparently I didn't look very well when I checked it out at the website because I was very surprised when there wasn't a plus with it.  For some reason I thought it was an electric pencil sharpener.  I can't wait to give it a try tomorrow though.  I hope it lives up to what everyone was saying. ;-)