So, catching "pins" is all about Pinterest. Have you read Laura Candler's post, "Do You Have Permission to Pin?". If you're as addicted to Pinterest as I am, it's a MUST READ. As you can see by the button on my sidebar, you have permission to pin images from my blog. Please be sure you are pinning from the exact blog post (click on the title of the post) so that your pin links to the correct post (can't tell you how much time I've spent searching through blogs for ideas I've found pinned). You can check out my boards and pins by following me on Pinterest.
Catching Cooties, Birds, and Pins
26 February 2012
Are you intrigued by my title? I've got a few odds and ends to blog about tonight (my rule-breaking 2nd post of the day), and it's the most interesting title I could think of (I tried to be original and get a goat into the title, Kim, but I just couldn't figure out a way to get it in). ;)
So, catching "pins" is all about Pinterest. Have you read Laura Candler's post, "Do You Have Permission to Pin?". If you're as addicted to Pinterest as I am, it's a MUST READ. As you can see by the button on my sidebar, you have permission to pin images from my blog. Please be sure you are pinning from the exact blog post (click on the title of the post) so that your pin links to the correct post (can't tell you how much time I've spent searching through blogs for ideas I've found pinned). You can check out my boards and pins by following me on Pinterest.
Moving on ... catching birds was part of our family fun yesterday. It was a beautiful sunny day, and my youngest decided she wanted to make some bird feeders. It sounded like a great plan so we got right on it. I wanted to use bagels, but we didn't have any, so I found some old CDs and we used those instead (birds like shiny things, right?). We slathered the CDs in peanut butter and then pressed them into birdseed. Add a colourful ribbon, and you're all set. Not long after we hung them we had a few little chickadees checking them out. So much fun for the girls (and me).
Lastly, I've been catching some more cooties ... ummmm ... not the kind in the hair ;). I need some fun activities for my early finishers as we're completing the last stages of publishing our book. I want to keep the students engaged in learning, but in an entertaining way - I don't want them to feel punished for finishing early. I've decided to set up a few stations around the room with various sets of my cootie catchers. I just finished my Punctuation Cootie Catchers today and uploaded them to my TPT store. Click on the picture to take a peek. And, like my others, if you are one of the first 5 to leave a comment on this post with your email address, I'd LOVE to send you a copy just for being the fabulous followers you are!
Happy Sunday!!!
So, catching "pins" is all about Pinterest. Have you read Laura Candler's post, "Do You Have Permission to Pin?". If you're as addicted to Pinterest as I am, it's a MUST READ. As you can see by the button on my sidebar, you have permission to pin images from my blog. Please be sure you are pinning from the exact blog post (click on the title of the post) so that your pin links to the correct post (can't tell you how much time I've spent searching through blogs for ideas I've found pinned). You can check out my boards and pins by following me on Pinterest.
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Oh my goodness! How cute!!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLyndsey
A Year of Many Firsts
lkuster@bcps.org
These are wonderful!! I love your cootie catchers!!
ReplyDeleteNice job on the bird feeders! My mom has so many in her backyard. It is always fun to watch all the birds :)
Ali
alischepis(at)gmail(dot)com
An Education Lasts a Lifetime
Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the bird feeders too!
adventuresinthird@gmail.com
Wonderful as always.
ReplyDeletetaskcard123@yahoo.com
I love the cootie catchers! I used your parts of speech catcher and the kids loved it!!
ReplyDeleteMcDonough.colleen.a@gmail.com
Well, that was 5 ... pretty quick!!! Want a second chance? I think I'll open it up for another 5 ... get your comments in quickly!
ReplyDeleteJen
I would love the cootie catchers!
ReplyDeleteMs. patterson
pocketofkinders@gmail.com
Pocket Full of Kinders
Oh yes please!
ReplyDeletettlusty07@yahoo.com
Journey of a Substitute Teacher
I would be thrilled to have a cootie catcher too!!
ReplyDeleteAllison
asayers@dasd.k12.pa.us
I would love to have a cootie catcher too for my 2nd graders! They love them! Please, and thank you!
ReplyDeletesdavis6281@hotmail.com
I've sent out nine so far, so as per my comment above, that leaves one more ... any takers???
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have one for my 2nd graders!
ReplyDeletejannawalsh2003@gmail.com
Me, me! Love them.
ReplyDeletemrs.hager2011@gmail.com
OK - got you both ... and that's it for tonight, folks! Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteOoooooh, did I get in too late???? I would love to have this!
ReplyDeleteDarlene
jdsargo@sbcglobal.net
Me, too!!! I would love them!!!
ReplyDeleteJen, I love your stuff!
ReplyDeleteI awarded you the Liebster award! Come over to my blog to get it!
http://schenkgr4.blogspot.com/
I realize I'm not in the 1st five but, what the hey! I want to let you know I love your blog and ideas! Thanks!
ReplyDeletedeanne.lanni@gmail.com
would love to get a copy of your cootie catchers, i am sure we could get credit for trying. from fellow canadian mary at apopovic@primus.ca
ReplyDeleteMy third grade class, even the boys, love the cootie catchers!
ReplyDeleteLove the cootie catchers!!!!
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