Primary Punchbowl Fall Blog Hop!

Hello and Welcome to our Primary Punchbowl Fall Blog Hop!! We are so excited to share our fall favorites and freebies with you!

I am so unbelievably excited that we are launching our new collaborative blog!! The Punch Bunch is a group of some of the best teachers I have ever had the privilege of meeting and I am so blessed to call them my friends!! Let's get started!!!


One of my most favorite Fall classroom activities is the fall sensory bin! I already love pumpkin spice everything, so of course I had to incorporate it into my classroom!


 And it's SOOOOOOO easy to make! 
Take a large bag of rice. 
Put some in a gallon ziploc bag. 
Add some food coloring. 
Add some spice. 
Add some water. 
Shake it up. 
Let it dry. 


BOOM. 

I use red, yellow, orange, and green (except this year I didn't have red on account I've made Red Velvet Cake. A lot.). 

Inside the sensory bin, I put vocabulary, spelling, sorts, sentences, etc. Lots and lots of ideas and possibilities out there.

Who says Kindergarten gets to have all the fun with sensory bins? Big kids can dig through rice to find "fossil" bones, multiplication facts, facts and opinions, Tarsia pieces, main idea and details, questions to answer - mix it up and have some FUN! No one is ever too old to play and learn!


To help you get started with the sensory bin, I am offering my Brimming With Blends newly updated activity for FREE!!! 
This activity is packed with onset and rimes to help practice with r-blends and l-blends. 







I like to cut the pictures completely out, hide in the rice, and then the students can search through for the rimes that make words with the onset cornucopias.


Complete with recording page for accountability (3 versions). 
Find this little freebie {{HERE}}.

Lots of stuff on sale this week! In fact, I'm throwing a 20% my whole store sale!

Check out my featured items which are HALF OFF this week: 
Text Features

Small Group Lesson Planner
Small Group Lesson Planner



Completely Editable!


October Math Centers!
Balancing Facts Math Centers
 


And my Complete Interactive Notebook Bundle!
Interactive Notebooks
And finally, just for visiting our blog hop, you can enter the rafflecopter below for your chance to win a $20 TpT gift card!
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AND visit The Primary Punchbowl for a chance to win some goodies also!! 
I am so happy that you have decided to visit our blog hop! Please visit the links below to see what other goodies and giveaways the Punch Bunch has in store for you!


Winner Wednesday! {Happy October}

Hi friends! Just a quick jot this morning to tell you all about what you could win to make this day even better!!
It's Winner Wednesday!
My fabulous friend Jennifer over at A Dab of Glue Will Do is hosting this linky so that you have a chance to win some great resources for your classroom!

This month you could win my October Themed Math Centers!

These centers are great for practicing balancing facts and basic addition and subtraction. 

Check it out!


Equal Eyes!




Practice basic addition and subtraction facts!



What's missing? 


Also some fun whole group ideas!


12 Math Centers with a fun Halloween theme!

I hope you enter! Good Luck! 

If you would like to check this product out on TpT click {HERE}! It's on sale this week!


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Peek at My Week {September 29-October 2} with an Awesome FREEBIE!!

Hi y'all! Yep I have been working late this Sunday! I hope your weekend has been fabulous!

I'm linking up again with Mrs. Wills Kindergarten for Peek at My Week!

This week won't be quite as jam-packed as last week (apple week!) but we will have some fun new stuff to get started! 

Here are the plans: 

We are starting Wet and Wild this week! This is our unit on oceans, water habitats, ecosystems, food chains, and all that fun stuff. The kiddos get to do an at home project and build their very own ecosystem to present at school!

We will also be continuing our Traditional literature unit focusing on Rapunzel this week. So I made a little QR code task card center to help with our Story Structure reading skill. 

The pink cards are for story elements such as setting, characters, beginning, middle, end, problem, and solution.  

The yellow cards are specific comprehension questions based on the story. 

Each set has a simple recording page to go with it. The kids will scan the card, read the question, and answer it on the recording page. 

Also in B&W **INK SAVER**
(sorry for the poor quality photo - I swear one day I will have a nice camera!!)

I am offering this for FREE on my blog this week only! I will upload it to TpT next week so grab yours NOW! <------click here!!!

Well that's it! This week should be pretty normal and easy peasy lemon squeezy. I'll be prepping for parent/teacher conferences next week. Have a good one!!