It's Monday Made It time already? How can that possibly be?
Thanks again to Tara at
4th Grade Frolics for hosting this linky party! It's such motivation to get things done! I catch myself trying to beat the clock to finish projects before midnight on Monday night. :
If you haven't been there yet, her linky party is FULL of great ideas!!
This week, I had extra motivation to complete a few projects. In addition to the Monday linky party, TPT is throwing a sale! Everything in my store is marked down and if you use the code BTS14 you get an extra discount at checkout. Lots of sellers are participating. Go check your wishlist as well as all the new posts that went up this week!
I also had a deadline from my school to turn in a stack of postcards to send to my new 5th graders. Just your luck, I put these in
my TPT store for FREE! They say 5th grade on them, but if you want a different saying, add it in the comments below. I may be able to add a few other versions for my blog readers. :) Yes, I REALLY want some blog comments!
I made 30 of these and delivered them to my school to be stamped and sent out this week!
The other project I finished today has been MONTHS in the making. I have been working on this for a loooonnnnnggggggg time! I even got my niece (6) and nephew (3) involved in helping me test them out. Check it out:
Incentive chart Craftivities!! No more boring incentive charts! These will have your students or children eager to show off their efforts!
1. Start with a background page.
2. Choose what activities your students or children need to do in order earn a piece of the picture. (Read for 20 minutes, turn in their homework, do their chores, etc)
3. When they complete the activity, they get to attach a piece to the picture.
Pictures have no limit to the number of pieces you can attach! Put sprinkles on cupcakes, feathers on a turkey, or flowers in a vase.
15 different incentive charts included!
Color and blackline versions -- kids can color their own!
All pieces included -- just print, cut, and glue!
Get extra crafty and use items like sequins, stickers, or feathers!
My niece (6) and nephew (3) had a great time making some of these craft projects with Auntie Heather! Check out their versions! (And the kids both wanted me to print them more! My sister is getting a copy of the whole document so she can print as many as they want.)
I want to put one of the charts on TPT as a free sample. Do you have a favorite?
Vote in the comments below. The one with the most votes by next Monday will become a freebie! :)
Vote for your favorite:
Tree with leaves
Monster with eyeballs
Turkey with feathers
Pine tree with ornaments/lights
Snowy village with snowflakes
Cupcake with sprinkles
Cloud with rainbow stripes
Umbrella with raindrops
Vase with flowers
Picnic with ants
Dog with bones
Box with popcorn
Gumball machine with gum
Watermelon with seeds
Fishbowl with pebbles
Thanks for stopping by!
