Winter Products (Pin It Giveaway)

Can you believe December is almost here?  I still can't!  It was last December (over Christmas break) that I started up my little store on TPT.  Over last winter I created a bunch of stuff for my own classroom.  I finally accepted the fact that I could actually make stuff for my own students.    

Since some of these things have been buried in my little store for the past 3 seasons I wanted to share them with you.  Maybe something could help you out.  Links go to TPT if you are interested.

**Want to help me spread the word about them?  Pin one of the products from this page (either from here or TPT) and leave the pin in a comment below.  Tomorrow night (Sunday evening) I'll give away 3 items.  Make sure to leave your email!
  

*Mid Year Math Review (Penguin): These task cards include math facts, double digit multiplication, long division, facts, place value, and rounding.  It helped the kids to remember coming back from Winter break and also the week before vacation.  

*Mid-Year Math Review (Snowman) - These are the same task cards but with snowman clip art. 

*Mid Year ELA Review (Snowman)  - Here is my ELA version: Types of Sentences, Subjects & Predicates, Types of Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs.  My class used these during workshop to help review.  

*Mid Year ELA Review (Penguin) - Here are the same task cards with a penguin theme.  I mainly used the Snowman in January and the penguins in February.

Regrouping Time!   

*Subtraction with Regrouping - These are the same idea as my super hero set, but in a winter theme.

*Addition with Regrouping - I love the penguins!  They can work all winter long.  

Long Division Practice - I made up 2 clip art versions of the same equations:

*Long Division Winter Version - has snowmen and snowflakes

*Long Division Christmas Edition - has Santa, reindeer, snowmen, and snowflakes

These task cards have helped my students to practice the necessary long division skills.  

*These little penguins had to come back for a multiplication match up/ flashcards.  I used these as part of my math fact stations.  Alone they are flashcards, but with the answers they create match ups.  I keep the different math facts separate (x7's, x3's, etc.) so it was an easy set up.

Have a wonderful weekend!