Monday Made It..... Oh how I love thee! Seriously, this linky makes you complete all of those projects that you have been putting off forever. If you don't finish them, you won't have anything to share. So once again, I'm linking up with Tara over at 4th Grade Frolics to share what I've worked on over the weekend. So let's get to it!
This was a Pintrest-inspired project. After clicking on the link, I found that it was created by Marie over at The Hands-On Teacher In First. She has an awesome blog and some lovely zebra themed projects. :)
These are my objective signs. I think I'm going to add some ribbon for hanging them. I purchased the tubs from Target and made my the labels with the rainbow zebra theme. I got this idea from the Down Under Teacher. She has a great blog! They will be used for math centers. I changed the name of the labels a little though, still sticking with the T.I.M.E acronym. You should really check out her blog to read more about how she uses them in her classroom. I'm really excited about implementing it into my classroom.
I saw the button idea on Pintrest as well. The link led to Miss Kranz. At my school, it is mandatory to follow our reading program, Reading Street... yea, I know. I made these buttons as an incentive for scoring well on the weekly selection tests and the benchmark tests. The second picture shows my hall passes. I used keychains to make these. I have to buy more lanyards to attach to the others... or I could make my own using ribbon... I think I might do that! :)
Brownie Points!!!! I can't wait to share this with my kiddos!!! I'm sure you've seen this everywhere! I found the picture of the brownie in Google Images... printed and laminated. I tried to make the background of the letters look like brownies. :)
Here are envelopes that I laminated as part of my classroom economy. My students will use these to store their zebra bucks! Zebra bucks you ask???? I made my own money!!! I love how they turned out. I printed the different amounts on colored paper. I still have to cut them out.....60 pages.... UGH!!!
Here are the accelerated reader punchcards I made!!! Rainbow Zebra!
Lastly, here are my guided reading sticks! I purchased the buckets at Hobby Lobby and added the labels to them.
I have so much to do today. I will check with you all later. Happy Monday!!!!
Girl you were BUSY!!! I mean, I thought I had had a busy week, but wow! I too have those buttons, and totally forgot about making them! Next week, next week. Love how yours turned out. I do a classroom economy too and I LOVE your little pouches. I usually just give my kids envelopes! haha.. but yours are way cooler! Great work! Cannot wait to see your blog next Monday! :)
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redseventeen@gmail.com
Reaching for the TOP!
Busy... YES!!! The "pouches" are envelopes. The came in a box of DIY invitations that I never used so I added the numbers and laminated them.
DeleteAll of your stuff is always so cute! I especially love the guided reading stick idea today! Going to have to try that one! Thanks again for sharing :)
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The Second Grade Superkids
Thanks Krista! I can't wait to use them.
DeleteYou were one busy lady!
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Tracy
Creekside Teacher Tales
Hi Tracy. Thanks for stopping by. I love your safari theme. I'm your newest follower. :)
DeleteI am always so excited for Monday Made it just to see what goodies you've been busy making!! Everything is so cute! I love that it all ties in with your zebra theme!! I've done a zebra theme the past 2 years, but not everything matched. I'm really working on that this year!! Your blog always gives me great ideas!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Hilary! You're so sweet! I figured that I better make it all match now because I plan to stick with this theme for a while. :)
DeleteI love, love, love zebra print too! I really like your AR cards! Great idea...I will have to make some! :)
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DeleteI love the buttons. I have toyed with the idea of getting a button maker for years. Your post might make me get one this year. Thanks for your ideas.
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Hi Perrine! I didn't use a button maker to make those. I just purchased the buttons from Hobby Lobby. There are 2 or 3 in a pack for $1.99. All I had to do was pop the back off and add my scrapbook paper and wording. Easy and cheap!
DeleteWow, you have been busy!!! I do classroom money too! A fun way to motivate!
ReplyDeleteI love your hall passes!
ReplyDelete❤Teri
A Cupcake for the Teacher
You got sooooo many projects done!!! Wow! They are all great and all super cute!!! Thanks for linking up:)))
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That rainbow zebra might be my favorite thing EVER right now haha
ReplyDeleteNice job!
Anisa
Creative Undertakings
I love the AR cards and the fun, colorful zebra border! Where do you find these borders and fonts? What program do you use to make them?? I plan on doing this for my class as well! :)
ReplyDeleteI used Word. Send me your email address and I will send you the file for mine if you want to use them.
DeleteHi Shernika! I love the AR punch cards!! I was going to have to purchase from Vista Print because I didn't know you could make. Could you send me the link to buy your document or maybe send it to me at randi.morrison@forneyisd.net. They are perfect for what we want!! So excited I stumbled on them!!
ReplyDeleteSorry I don't have a TPT or TN store. I don't mind sending the file to you. Sending it now. Thanks for stopping by! :)
DeleteI nominated your blog for an award! Stop by and pick it up.
ReplyDeleteAshley
Adventures of 5th Grade
Will do! Thanks Ashley! :)
DeleteHi Shernika! I was wondering if you would post the questions you included on your guided reading sticks. I would love to make them!
ReplyDeleteHi. What's your email address? I will send you the file.
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DeleteThanks so so much!! : )
Oh, I love your zebra things!!! And, thanks for the shout out! I just replied to your post on my blog.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you found me and now I can follow your blog too!
Marie
The Hands-On Teacher in First!
Thanks Marie! Your blog is awesome!!!
DeleteI love all of your crafts... super cute. Thank you for sharing all of your pictures!!
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Hope
teachingwhope.blogspot.com
Thanks Hope! :)
DeleteI love the idea of a punch card for AR points. Would you mind explaining to me how you use them? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi! Could you send me your AR Card file? I LOVE these!! So creative! Thanks! s.querns@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would love to have the AR Card too! I'm a librarian and have been looking for something like this to use with our school. :) eesmith@okcps.org
ReplyDeleteHi Shernika! I was wondering if you could email me the questions you included on your guided reading sticks. I would love to make them for my classroom! ssivier@bloomfield.org Thanks
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