Sports Day! (Field Day)

Hooray for the eve of Sports Day! Sports Day or Field Day in some places, is my favorite day of the year. I love to be outside playing, having fun, and being active. We have bounce houses, water games, class sports, indoor games, face painting, food, snowballs, and tug of war! What more fun could a person ask for? To make it even better, the students who have not earned 4 or more of their monthly incentives (for not so great behavior reasons) are not allowed to participate. This makes Sports Day AWESOME! After a day of fun, the younger students (Pre-K to 2) get to cool off in the classroom with a drink and a snack and watch a movie. After that, what better way to wrap it all up than with a reflection of their favorite part of the day. I love to see their favorite events and they love to share them with the class! There is a FREE sheet for Field Day and Sports Day (depending on what your school calls it). Enjoy and have fun!

FREE Worksheets Here:

Sports Day and Field Day

-The Crazy Princesses

Crabby Math

Our crazy princess selves work in the land of crabs, better known as Crisfield, MD. Here we live, breath, eat, and sleep with crabs. As the year comes to a close, our Kindergarten and First Grade students can never get enough addition practice. We decided to make some simple math worksheets as well as a doubles math sheet and a more challenging doubles, doubles plus one, and make-ten worksheet. Get all of them for free down below. We hope your students aren't being crabby!

4 FREE Crabby Math addition practice sheets here:

Crabby Math Pack

Last Day of School

The year is quickly coming to an end and to every teacher those words are music to our ears. It is always fun to see our students grow and change through self portraits. We saw several things for the first day of school but not much for the last day of school. Here is a cute last day of school memento for your kiddos to take home after a long year!

There is one for Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade. 

Get them for FREE here: 

Last Day Pack

We Love Our Moms

This week we made Mother's Day gifts for our moms. I used card stock to put the Mother's Day frame on one side and the thumbprint picture on the other. My students loved drawing a picture of their mom and placing their thumprint on the back. I let them dry and then laminated them. Here are what some of them looked like:

I love the drawings (:  

You can get both of these for FREE here:

Mother's Day Frame  and  Hand Heart

-Crazy S

More Mother's Day Fun!

Mother's Day is coming up and we have more free things for you! I love anything that is cute, easy, and not too messy. Have your students address this cute card to any woman they love. Then have them put their thumb prints sideways in the middle. Cute, easy and free!

Download it here for FREE!

-Crazy S

Mother's Day Is On the Way

Our first activity for Mother's Day this year is here!!!!

 

My kids will each get one of these to draw a picture of their mom or grandmom. This is such a quick and simple gift to have them make! After they draw and color their pictures, they get to sign it with lots of love!!

 

I can't wait to see how their pictures turn out!! My kids' artwork always makes me smile! :) When they are complete, we will "frame" these GORGEOUS portraits on construction paper... And then we will send them home. What a very special and unique gift for each momma!!

 

We will continue to add new Mother's Day fun as the date draws closer!!

 

AND -- If you'd like to use this in your classroom, please click here.

 

 

Fourths

This week I reviewed fractions with my students and introduced 1/4. We discussed how the line means out of. This could be one out of four pieces, one out of four in a group, or one group out of four groups. I made an interactive math sheet. The students loved interacting with something they were reading!

You can have it for FREE here:

One-Fourth Interactive Reading Worksheet