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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Let's CELEBRATE!

Well...I survived Irene!  Power's back on, cable & internet are back, and it's no longer raining inside my apartment!  I really lucked out, especially compared to those around me.  So...let's CELEBRATE!

Because I feel like a MILLION BUCKS, I decided that everyone could use something to make THEM feel like a Million bucks!  Here's a copy of the Million Dollar Project that I use in my classroom! I originally used it with my 5th graders for extra credit last year but THIS year, I plan on doing it with my entire class!  Included is an instruction page, rules, a tracking sheet, and a few pages of checks.  Download it soon though because it's only free for the next 48 hours!
Don't have a Teachers Notebook account?  You can download this item at TpT too!

5 comments:

  1. I love it!! I will definitely be using this! I can't wait!

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  2. This is great! Thank you !


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  3. Glad to hear you made it through Irene. Thanks for the great deal. Can you tell me where you purchased the scrapbook clip art used above? I really like the flags and the backgrounds.
    Thanks

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  4. Thank you so much!! I can't wait to use this with my 5th graders. I randomly found your site over the weekend while I was searching for ideas/activities for my early finishers. I ADORE your classroom and the things you make! You're so creative! If you don't mind, I'd like to share your site with some of my other teacher-friends. I know they'd love to "borrow" your ideas and would possibly buy from your store. :)

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  5. You're all too kind! I adore this project--practical and relationship building and FUN!

    Mrs. Exner, the clip art is from a variety of sources. The graphics are from the "Around the World sites" set at Lettering delights while the flags are from Print Candee on etsy!

    Ashley--please PLEASE feel free to share! That's why I started this blog!! I love to share and wanted to maximize my "sharing potential." I truly believe that teachers work so very hard and there are so many GREAT ideas and items already out there. I'm just trying to give back and work smarter--not harder! Our educational system needs our energy for other issues now. Steal steal steal away! :D

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