Carter and I hosted a rainbow themed play date for St. Patrick’s Day and it was so much fun that we just had to share! In addition to playing with rainbow colored balloons and dancing around like crazy, we had a few structured activities for early learning fun.
Our Great Potato Disguise Contest is one of my favorite projects each year so I *had* to share this year’s new batch of potato projects with you. For my new followers, you can check out my previous post on our projects to see more examples. Basically, students disguise a potato at home for homework during…
What do you find at the end of the Bloggy Rainbow? A chance to win $100 in TPT GOLD! Unlike the sneaky leprechauns, there are no tricks here. In fact, there are lots of freebies, as well as a riddle or too. =) I teamed up with 16 of my bloggy friends {remember the ladies…
Last week I promised to write about one of our favorite St. Patrick’s activities. Each year I have my students participate in the Great Potato Disguise Contest. I found the idea on the internet four or five years ago and have been adapting it ever since. I held off on writing this post until I…
We’ve been doing lots of St. Patrick’s Day activities in our room. Being right in the middle of our state testing window, the students have enjoyed the fun activities. After working really hard on the tests, they need a short break before moving on with the day. We’ve written descriptive paragraphs on pots of gold…