Another Math Freebie: A Candy Corn Part Part Whole Mat

Hello all!  I'm back again with another cute little freebie for you.  Can you believe it......two times in one week!!!!!  I'm shocked myself!  ;) 

This time I have two cute (did I say cute again?)  candy corn themed Part Part Whole mats for practicing addition, subtraction, and missing number problems. Both options are available in color and grayscale.  I plan to use it next week to practice subtraction and missing number problems with real candy corn!  I think my kiddos will love it!

Hope you enjoy!

Click here to get your copy.

Not Gone....Just Super Busy! But not too buy to drop by with a cute freebie!

 I 
know
it
 seems
like

I 

dropped 

off 

the 

face

of 

the 

Earth

but I'm still here!

Since I moved to first grade, I am super busy 

all 

the

time!  

I don't know if it is the lack of a full time para or if there is just so much to do in first grade, but I never have time for anything.  

Well 

except

for

my

two

beautiful, sweet, smart, fantastic, adorable, precious

Grand babies!

Aren't they just the cutest!

Even with all the craziness of first grade,
I wouldn't trade it for anything!
I
LOVE
IT!
(Sorry for shouting! But that is how much I love it!)

I also wanted to stop by and tell you about a new freebie I have in my TPT store.

It is a Bump It! Halloween Game.

If you don't know what Bump It! is, it is a super fun addition game for two people.

You can get you free copy by clicking here.

Hope you enjoy!

If you like it, be on the look out for a Themed Bump It! Mega Pack coming soon in my store.

Thank you to the following talented artists for allowing me to use your work!

Until  next time and who knows when that will be!?!?!?  :)

Sharon

From Pumpkin to Jack-o-Lantern!

Fall is my favorite time of year and I love all the activities we get to do in the Fall.  Here are a few more of our pumpkin activities.

We read tons of pumpkin books.    I don't know how to put the Amazon icon on here so I will just list them.

Pumpkin, Pumpkin

From Seed to Pumpkin

It's Pumpkin Time

The Runaway Pumpkin

The Littlest Pumpkin

Pumpkin Soup

Sixteen Runaway Pumpkins

Too Many Pumpkins

A Day at the Pumpkin Patch

Of course we just had to carve a pumpkin into a jack-o-lantern.  So we voted on how we wanted the eyes, nose, and mouth to look and put our data onto a Pumpkin Graph.

 

I cut open the pumpkin and all the students helped me scrape out the "guts".  (Go to my school web page to see picture of the k-crew kids)  Then I carved its face according to the graph!

     

Here he is all lit up!

After we cut open the pumpkin we talked about how it looked inside and out, how it smelled, if we had tasted pumpkin before, and what words we could use to describe the pumpkin.