Hi All,
      Have you been missing out on my Flash FREEBIES?  Well consider it a thing of the past because Limars Stars has FINALLY gone SOCIAL!!!  I am so excited!  Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks? ;0)

      You can now follow me on Twitter @LimarsStars & on Facebook at Limars.Stars!  I will be using these platforms to share updates on all of my latest products and of course freebies!

     Help me celebrate by liking me on Facebook right now to unlock a sweet Fan FREEBIE!  5 pages from my newly updated Gingerbread Math Centers!  
 

Hi All,
      Special thanks to everyone who downloaded my Valentine's Day Unit and left feedback!  Here are a few photos from the unit.  These photos don't show everything.  There's also an Emergent Reader with Sentence Builder pages; a Sort by Color & Size activity; and Recording Pages for the 10 Frames Counting!
      I am really looking forward to using these activities with my kids!  I hope you like them as much as I do.

Thanks for stopping by!

Asia

Hi All,
      I've just finished a new Forever Freebie in honor of reaching my 1st 100 followers on TpT!  Special Thanks to everyone who helped me to reach this milestone.  It really means a lot to me.  Enjoy this special FREEBIE that I made just for you!
Sincerely,
Asia

Hi All,
        

Pair a Penguin Ornament or Stuffed Penguin with the Positional Words Mini Posters.

Hi All,
      I am just writing to tell you about my latest unit.  I am so excited about it!  I designed it for use in the autistic classroom but I know that both special ed and general ed teachers can get great use out of it!  No Board Maker here!  This set features beautiful clip art by Krista Wallden.  I find that my autistic children appreciate cute clip art just as much as any other kid.  This unit is matching, matching, matching!  Here is what you get:

Anchor Charts

Elf Emotions Mini Posters & Matching Cards

Christmas Tree Counting Mats 1-10 & Present Counters

      Does your school require teachers to post anchor charts?  I was just going through some of the bazillion photos on my phone. :-)  I came across this and thought I'd share.  This is what my anchor chart currently looks like.  I like it because it's nice & neat.  It's a combination of my fall leaves unit & I can't remember off hand what the other one is.  It may be in my store.
      Anyway, these are the skills that I teach most often.  They are the basics and are pretty much going to be used weekly: retelling a story, letter recognition, counting, etc.
      I'm sharing because when we were told a few years back that we had to begin posting our objectives for the students to see in terms they could understand; we weren't given the word, "anchor chart."  When I heard other teachers from different schools talk about anchor charts, I didn't know what they were talking about. 
      Now, they seem to be everywhere, but just incase there's someone hearing the term and wondering what it is, this is it.  You're probably already using it and calling it something else.  If you're like our school, who was saying a whole sentence, "Post your objectives where the students can see in terms they can understand," then you are the person that I made this post for.;-)