Journal Pages/ideas printables

Journals Pages for Kids                                                                                                                                                                                                        Encourage your child to write by printing out a selection of our journal pages and making them their own proper “journal”. Add extra pages as and when they need them. Journals are a super way to keep a record of your child’s world. They will love to look back on last year’s events and laugh over what happened and the things they thought were important. How about printing out a selection of pages, trimming them to fit a pretty file, and giving it as a present, perhaps with a special pen or pencil too?                                                                                      http://www.activityvillage.co.uk/Journals%20for%20kids.htm

Friday Freebie ~ Printable                                                                                                                                                                                                  These book printables introduce a new series which is Freebie Friday!   You know I have a crazy addiction to free printables and therefore  every Friday I will be introducing you to a new designer and giving  EVERYONE free stuff.Why?  Well not only do I adore promoting women in business but I also  want to give each one of you something as a thank you for being so  flippin’ fantastic!  I swear TJ has the best readers on the planet.  I  am so grateful for your comments, sharing ideas on Facebook, forwarding your e-mails to friends and family, and all that you do to help spread the word.  So Enjoy!Freebie Friday ~ Thanks for Following! Use these seven free book printables to use immediately or save them onto your computer for later. Print Free Files Here: {click the links below to download}

http://www.tipjunkie.com/book-printables/

Scripture Journaling with Children: Our Journey

Scripture Journal Pages

By Dana ♥                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               Today I thought I’d give you a walk-through of our scripture journaling experience thus far.   If you scripture journal with your children, I hope you’ll share some of your experiences in the comments.  Feel  free to leave a link, if you have one to share.

http://www.latter-dayhomeschooling.com/2011/10/scripture-journaling-with-children-our.html

Fall Journal Pages

In my school we start our day with Every Day Counts Calendar Math. A couple years ago I started to include calendar math journals in my mornings and the kids really loved them! If we have to skip them for a day they are disappointed. When I had a regular sized class, my students would bring the journals to the carpet and complete them as we reviewed the calendar. Now that I have 36 students we review the calendar and complete a class journal together. Then they go back to their seats to complete their own journal. After they have completed the journal, we count to 30 (or 31) while pointing to the numbers

http://aloha-kindergarten.blogspot.com/2011/08/calendar-math-journals.html

Parent Teacher Conference/School printables etc

Five questions to ask Your Child New Teacher                                                                                                                                                                         Before you head out to school orientation or your parent/teacher conference, take a look at these topics you’ll want to discuss. http://beorganized.theorganizedparent.com/downloads/5QsToAskNewTeacher.pdf

Get Organized Teacher Conference Worksheet

Parent / teacher conferences can be a great way to help your child succeed in school… if you go into your conference well-prepared.

• Use this worksheet to zero in on questions to ask and areas to address.
• Place the worksheet in a folder and label it with your child’s name.
• Every month, review the worksheet to see how your child is progressing.
• Every year, add teacher conference worksheets to the folder.
• From year to year, prior to each conference, review past worksheets. Look for repeating problems and areas of improvement.

Also take some pre-conference time to look over the 5 Keys to a Great Teacher Conference and the 5 Mistakes to Avoid in Your Parent-Teacher Conference.                                                                                                                                                                                                     http://www.imom.com/tools/get-organized/teacher-conference-worksheet/

 

Parent Teacher Conference Printables                                                                                                                                                                             It’s hard to believe that we are almost through 1^st quarter, and Parent-Teacher conferences are coming up quick!  In preparation for conferences, I want to give my students an opportunity to shine.  For some students, this might be the first time that their parents have seen their classroom and even met the teacher.  I want my student to be proud of their classroom and excited that their parents are coming to talk about only them. I have my students complete the Who Am I activity and hang them outside the classroom.  This gives the parents something to look at while they wait for their scheduled time.  I also have my students write their parents a letter which I give to them during the conference.  Parents love to read their child’s letter. As for me, I obviously want to be prepared.   I  have the Parent Teacher Conference sheet prepared prior to meeting with the
parents, and use it to guide the conference                                                                                             http://www.classroomfreebies.com/2011/10/parent-teacher-conferences.html

 

 Parent Teacher Conference Freebie/printable

October is always when we do Fall conferences in our district and so I thought I would share some of the resources I use for parent
conferences. This pack includes:

1. A parent conference guide sheet to fill out during your conference. (It helps
keep me on track!)

2.a conference reminder slip in English and in Spanish,

3.and a missed conference slip in English and Spanish.

Click the image to download!

http://www.classroomfreebies.com/2011/10/parent-conference-pack-freebie.html

Printable Preschool and Kindergarten Worksheets                                                                                                                            KidsLearningStation.com is the newest addition to the All Kids Network. This site is dedicated to providing high quality printable worksheets for teachers, parents and other care givers. We have hundreds of free printable preschool worksheets and kindergarten worksheets that are perfect to add to any preschool or kindergarten lesson plan. So far we have collections of worksheets for learning the alphabet, numbers, shapes, colors, math, phonics and much more and we are adding news ones all the time!                                                                                           http://www.kidslearningstation.com/

About The Organized Parent                                                                                                                                                                                                    (Cool Website to help parents keep school stuff organized)                                                                                                                                   The idea for The Organized Parent actually came from a peanut butter sandwich. In 2003, company founder Stephanie Vozza had an extraordinarily disorganized week culminating in a second trip to her second grader’s school to drop off the sack lunch he needed to bring on a field trip. Sitting in the car watching the bus pull away, she wondered: Why could I easily juggle a dozen projects with a dozen clients and a dozen deadlines before I had children, but now that life was “simpler,” I couldn’t remember to pack a brown bag lunch?http://store.theorganizedparent.com/organized/index.jsp

Ingles360

Bi-lingual resource blog,etc

Ingles360® was born with a desire of sharing experiences, tips, ideas that work and great moments with teachers, mothers and friends all
around the globe. Today teachers from Indonesia, Canada, Mexico, the U.S.A., Italy, Spain, England, Scotland, Colombia, Peru, the U.K., Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, China, Germany, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Japan, (among others) and from every Argentinian province meet in Ingles360® to share experiences and great resources. I am glad you are part of it.Hope you enjoy my stuff as much as I enjoyed creating them!http://ingles360.blogspot.com/

Fall/Thanksgiving free eCookbook-printables

Mr. Food Fall Favorites free eCookbook                                                                                                                                                                          There’s no time like fall to try out new recipes, especially warming ones that fill our homes with rich aromas and fill our tummies with great taste! Yep, I’ll bet you’re hungry for some satisfying comfort food recipes right about now.We’ve got 35 quick and easy, no-fuss recipes for fall meals and desserts. There’s everything from exciting meal-starters like Fontina Fondue and Apricot-Pecan Brie Tarts to Cheesy Potato Soup, Wild Rice Soup, and more. Then there are the hearty side dishes we look forward to at this time of year, when we really need “stick-to-your-ribs” go-alongs like Beefy Barley, Au Gratin Potatoes, Golden Corn Pudding and other classic dishes like them.Of course, nobody will be able to resist warming main dishes like Burgundy Beef Stew, Cheesy Chicken Potpie, and the unique and popular Pizza Casserole, or timeless fall desserts such as Cranberry Cobbler, Apple Dumplings, Blueberry Betty, and Apricot Bread Pudding. Mmm, mmm!What are you waiting for?!  Look for your favorite fall tastes here now…and find some new ones to help you keep saying…”OOH IT’S SO GOOD!!”
http://www.mrfood.com/Misc-Desserts/Mr-Food-Fall-Favorites-free-eCookbook

24 Thanksgiving Dinner Recipes and Fall Craft Projects eCookbook                                                                                                      Thanksgiving is my favorite season of the year because it means good company, a friendly atmosphere, and amazing Thanksgiving dinner ideas. Though I am often caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday worries, Thanksgiving reminds me to take a moment to reflect upon the bounty of autumn and my wonderful family and friends. I like to commemorate the occasion and give thanks with fall art projects and Thanksgiving craft projects to enhance the holiday spirit. This year, I will use 24 Thanksgiving Dinner Recipes and Fall Craft Projects, the latest eBook from RecipeLion and FaveCrafts                                                                                                                                          . http://www.recipelion.com/Thanksgiving-Recipes/24-Thanksgiving-Dinner-Recipes-and-Fall-Craft-Projects-eCookbook