Morning Bins

 

Puzzles from Tara West.

I punched them at the top and for storage on a ring.

I put different puzzles in each container.

Containers from Naeir see the haul here.

Monthly cutting sheets

Target felt lacers

Mini shape erasers that I added to the color copier.

The students will match the mini-eraser to the page.

It's on regular copy paper and inside a plain sheet protector,

and not those plastic dry-erase sleeves.

Fall Centers

 Here are the centers for our fall unit

Last week, I added those rolling pins from Naeir, check my purchase here.

Where it started lol

I ordered books from the library and

went to pick them up.

Shelf one in my loft

shelf two on the main level

We opened the science center.

Each unit we begin or each center we open

all begins with a letter.

The cards are from HERE.

We got some new toys.

Here's our writing center

This is a *shhhhhh* dog toy but it is a cute squirrel toy!

Where the printables came from:

Puff Bake Cards

Play dough cards

Shapes Patch

Acorns

Pumpkin Latte

Apple pom sort

Morning Bins and Sn*w Learning

Ice Cube Patterns $

Sn*wflake Beads to lace on sparkly pipe cleaners

Polar Animal letters, shapes, and numbers $

We have been using dry erase markers but they have been a real bear to erase!

So we are going to try wet-erase on these. 

Melted Sn*wmen

I literally cut 1-inch strips of scratch paper, some orange squares,

 and some brown strips of colored paper.

Kids will cut the paper to make a sn*wman :)

Here is our science center.

The printables are found here.$

Like my purple curtain?

I literally hot glued it to the workbench lol

At least it covered most of the shelves lol

In the blue pocket chart, the kids can match the tiny sn*wflakes to some bigger ones.

All the cards are on the left-hand side of the table in the blue container.

There are blue and white cubes to measure the flakes, 

there are glass beads and blue pattern blocks to make flakes

I added some sn*wflake frames in those heavy-duty plastic sleeves.

They used a sn*wflake cookie cutter and the tools HERE to make the patterns.

After we read Sn*wmen at Night

we made this chart 

(Apparently, my Dyslexia came through spelling sn*wmen!)