Colorful Resources & Ideas for Teachers with a Teaching Heart
O, my goodness… Will Spring ever come? Ugh, still tons of snow on the gound. I can’t take it anymore. St. Patty Day is around the corner! Let’s think Green with some great links to Spring fun! Ready for St. Patrick’s Day???http://www.teachingheart.net/stpattyday.html NEW Free Roll for Shamrocks Gameshttp://teachingheart.net/blog/2010/02/rolling-shamrocks-game.html You can print the gameboard here and […]
I love all the cute bake goods & yummy foods people are making to celebrate Spring. Too bad I am on a diet! I remember as a child when my grandmother was still alive how she use to make us all egg shaped cakes with our names on them. Seems like memories of food are […]
I am so lucky to be surrounded by crafty people who share!!! Here is a picture of a cake my girlfriend made for her daughter’s birthday. It is so cute and seems very easy. It is a little scene with Peeps & Jelly Fish. The grass is green colored coconut and their is a lake […]
This is my second year teaching third grade in PA. So, this is my second year of getting third graders ready to take the PSSA’s. In my state this is the first time that students are exposed to the state tests. I want it to be a positive experience for them. I wanted to share […]
We had lots of fun creating this craft in second grade! It’s a great introduction to our fact and opinion unit that will eventually lead into us writing opinion pieces. We shared our opinions of school and created an anchor chart to refer to when we made our good copy of our opinions on school. After […]
I was in a few of my favorite Kindergarten classrooms this week and we worked on same and different. As I was teaching an introductory lesson I thought up this little game and thought it may be fun for a review of same or different or could be used for remedial work. You could print it and laminate it and […]
I recently created a gift basket from Teaching Heart to be used in a auction for a fundraiser… It included games for learning. I thought I would share the games in the baskets and the printables used to make them. Above is a regular Jenga game turned into a fun math game! Played just like […]
I have 1,000’s of dollars in my clipart collection. I have been buying it online since 2002. My first ever clipart purchase was a set on CD-ROM for Lisa at Country Clipart… Many of my older printables have her graphics on them. Then I started to buy from Gone Country Graphics. In fact, she made my custom logo […]
I wanted a fun snack to end a bunny theme in Preschool… So I typed in Bunny Peeps on Pinterest and got a ton of ideas!!! So I saw these on Pinterest… and decided… It looked like too much work for a week where I am suppose to be studying… But I had a girlfriend […]
Whenever I do a theme in Preschool I like to try and create a play dough that goes along with the theme… If you read my blog regularly you probably already know this – Chocolate Playdough for a farm theme and Oatmeal Play-Doh for The Three Bears and Goldilocks are just two examples. For a bunny theme, […]
