Layla Henry- Fancy Free in 4th- Blog
Fancy Ideas for the Everyday Classroom
Happy first Sunday of Spring everyone! I am excited to share my newest Figurative Language Craftivity with you all and to have a lucky follower win one! {Keep reading to see how you can win one!} This is the next in my soon to be Figurative Language Craftivity Set for the Year. I think continually reinforcing figurative language has really… Read More
Last year I had a small synonym word wall with 15 overused word that I challenged my students to avoid as much as possible in their writing. They LOVED going to the board to seek out better words while writing and revising their work. This summer I haves added 16 more words to the list of overused word that I… Read More
I was talking with some of my colleagues in the teacher’s lounge about updating our classroom bulletin boards and we all shared a common problem- making a Math bulletin board is difficult. Well… challenge accepted. Check out my C-U-T-E Algebra Bulletin Board. My Broken Heart Equation and Variable activity from my Fall in Love with Algebra set was the perfect… Read More
This month, the 4th grade team were responsible for the bulletin board in the front office. We were trying to think of something creative and new and I stumbled across this CUTE Snow Globe idea from Fabulous in Fourth! on Pinterst. Here is what you need: – clear plastic dessert/appetizer sized party plates- we got ours at Party City because… Read More
I have had a lot of success with my Place Value Through the Millions set that I blogged about a couple of weeks ago. Since then, I have been emailed, received blog comments and users on TpT have asked me to create a similar resource but instead of going to the millions, I stop at the thousands. Well, ask and… Read More
My students LOVED this Place Value activity from Fourth and Ten. It is sometimes hard to get a good Math Bulletin Board, but this activity was perfect for covering the standard and making my room look even cuter for tomorrow’s Back to School Night. The principal even commented on how much she loved this bulletin board when she came into… Read More
