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In my mailbox about a week ago was a nice surprise...a set of 9 x 12 reusable dry erase pockets to use in my classroom...THANKS TARRAGON! ;) You rock!
Visit MyBinding to see more about them, or just go ahead and order them...you know you wanna...Check out what I did when I received my pocket folders from MyBinding!
So, since I just finished creating a new resource for pronouns, I decided to try it with the new folders I got this past week! It was great!
I just slipped them right into the pockets! Of course, to create a little twist, I tied some yarn on them, hung them in "stations" around the room, and had my students pair up and work each set while I played music...when the music stopped, they shifted to the next station. It was fun for them and such an easy way to get middle school busy bodies up and moving --trust me, they need it.
(I didn't use pics of actual students while they were doing it since they were moving station to station/standing up--I didn't want to worry about photos of students and such.)
Anyhoo, there are 101+ things I can think of to use these handy pocket folders for, so I am looking forward to utilizing them more and more and more. ;) They are universal...great for all subjects, grades, skills, students. And, honestly, what student doesn't love to play with your dry erase markers? Mine always do!
Here's the resource I used with my new pocket folders-- Working with Personal Pronouns-Cases and Functions: Nominative, Objective, and Possessive Cases
I just uploaded it in my TPT store and in my TN shop too, just in case you want to grab it there. See my post about it on Blog-K-12.
And, last, BUT DEFINITELY NOT LEAST, I'd like tomention shout out about is the big TpT Sale going on May 7th-8th! TPT APPRECIATES YOU!
Don't forget to enter the promo code at checkout: TAD13
(I didn't use pics of actual students while they were doing it since they were moving station to station/standing up--I didn't want to worry about photos of students and such.)
Anyhoo, there are 101+ things I can think of to use these handy pocket folders for, so I am looking forward to utilizing them more and more and more. ;) They are universal...great for all subjects, grades, skills, students. And, honestly, what student doesn't love to play with your dry erase markers? Mine always do!
Here's the resource I used with my new pocket folders-- Working with Personal Pronouns-Cases and Functions: Nominative, Objective, and Possessive Cases
I just uploaded it in my TPT store and in my TN shop too, just in case you want to grab it there. See my post about it on Blog-K-12.
And, last, BUT DEFINITELY NOT LEAST, I'd like to
Don't forget to enter the promo code at checkout: TAD13
(Don't you just love the cute graphic, designed by Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah Designs)
I'll have the majority of my digital resources on sale for 20% off both days. TPT will be throwing in another 10% for a total of up to 28% off all sale items! Happy Shopping!
Howdy! Saw your info on your message to your followers! This looks great!
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Yay!! Some do read the notes!! I saw in forum where some get sooo many notes that they don't read them!! Be looking for your email!!! :) Thanks for swinging by and writing!
DeleteGot your note on TpT and I had already this post today before I saw the message. I love the dry erase folders. I have been looking for those everywhere, but I am loathe to admit I didn't know what they were called! Your pictures are great and the package looks great too!
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Awesome!! I just saw your sweet thank you on FB! You are WELCOME! Happy Selling and Shopping!!! :)
DeleteAnn Marie
Saw your note and am a follower of your blog and store. Love the folders and great job!!!!
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This looks like a fabulous idea...I'll be grabbing some soon. Just linked up to follow on various connections sites! LOL! Love following other upper grade bloggers. :)
ReplyDeleteBrandee @ Creating Lifelong Learners
I love this idea, Amy...might even adapt it with my remedial college students.
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