Hi All!,
      Happy New Year to you!  I hope that everyone had a restful and enjoyable break!  I also hope that your students went easy on you for your 1st week back! =0)

      While planning for next week I went to Barnes and Noble and picked up a copy of I Have a Dream: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., presented by Kadir Nelson.  This book looks great for little ones!  Not too much text per page, and beautiful illustrations!


      In addition to shopping, I whipped up a couple of MLK themed Numbers resources so I could carry my theme across the curriculum.  I also made a couple of letters practice pages which is the real reason for this blog post!

      I've been making these type of pages lately for a couple of my little ones who need extra practice.   I haven't included them in any of the resources in my store because I thought they might be too low for everyone else.

      Do me a favor, download this FREEBIE and let me know in the feedback in the store or here on the blog if you could use more of this type of resource in your classroom.  If people like it, then I'll start putting them in the store.  You can Check Out ALL of my MLK Resources here.

      Click on the cover below to download my MLK Letter Work FREEBIE!  Enjoy!


Thanks for stopping by!

Asia

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

Hi All,
      I am so excited about this Thanksgiving Bundle!  If you were interested in 1 or more of my Thanksgiving products and you missed the Flash Freebies, then you're in luck!  I've bundled all 3 of my Thanksgiving products into 1 big bundle and even threw in a few extras!  Here is the link:

Hi All,
      I am so excited to share my latest product with you!  It's Thanksgiving Literacy Centers!  Check out what you get:

• Common Core Alignments
• Uppercase & Lowercase Letters for Matching
• Numbers & Number Words
• Colors & Color Words
• Sight Words
• Letter Tiles
• Word Tiles
• Work Mats
• & Recording Sheets!

      If you are fortunate enough to catch this 1 day only FLASH FREEBIE, I'd love for you to leave me some feedback on TPT.

      As always; thanks for your support,
      Asia

Hi All,
      It's me.  I just posted another Thanksgiving product; 5 Little Turkeys.  If you liked the 5 Little Pumpkins you will enjoy this.  It's Common Core aligned and it's a great follow up to Salina Yoon's 5 Silly Turkeys.

Here is what you get:
Common Core Alignments
Pocket Charts
Book Report
Retelling Props (Color and b&w)
Stick Puppets/Felt Board Pieces (Color and b&w)
5 Little Turkeys Emergent Reader
Turkey Counting Mats 1-20
Turkey Uppercase & Lowercase Letters for Matching
Name Plates (Color and b&w)
Turkey Sort by Size & Color

      This download will be available for FREE for 1 day only!  All day Thursday Oct. 31st!  Don't forget to leave feedback on TPT!
Thanks for your support,
Asia

Hi All,
      This is just to let you know that I have a Flash Freebie this 1 day only on TPT.  It's 5 Little Pumpkins Literacy & Math mini unit.  This download is filled with stuff!  It's 55 pages and Common Core Aligned!  I haven't printed and made everything yet, but here are a few of the items from the unit.  Thanks for being a follower!
Happy Friday! 
Asia

Students Sequence Ordinal Numbers then form a Headband Glue or staple Pumpkins to Popsicle Sticks to make Puppets for Retelling.  Includes Color and b&w versions.

Have you ever bought a gift for a toddler and they enjoyed the box more than the big thing that was inside?  Well, that is sort of what I experienced this week.  We spend all of our time creating lessons & activities, and every now and then, what we think is the big thing takes a back seat to some seemingly insignificant thing. 

This past week, I made a printer friendly apples centers packet.  I always try to fit in a few skills, even during centers.  I printed out all 27 pages of this packet (b&w); copied it onto red, green, and yellow construction paper; laminated it; and cut it all apart.  My idea was that since the theme for the week was apples, I would also incorporate apples in my table toys & writing centers.  I paired the items I made with manipulatives.  I never took any of this work home so it took me a couple of days to put together during planning & nap periods (this is to show the effort). :)

Anyway, I placed the components in my centers.  This is what I put in there:

Hi All,