2 for Tuesday

Boy am I really getting caught up in this blog world.  Yesterday I even ran to Michael's and made some crafts.  Almost done with them, and anxious to add them to Made It Monday next week.  My kids even got caught up in the crafting action!

So here's my first link up with Martha, over at The Teaching Tribune.

Here are my 2 products, half off for today at my TpT store:

Free product opportunity:  I'm trying to grow my store.  My goal is to have 50 followers before the end of summer.  If you choose to follow my TpT store, please comment on this post, and I will send you my set of quotation task cards.  They were made after I assembled the task card set below, and are not included in the set of 8.  Make sure you are not a no-reply blogger, so that I can email you back directly with the quotation task cards.

First, my biggest product.  4th grade CCSS language arts task cards sets (8 of them).  Normally $8, today just $4.  That's $0.50 per set!

My product on TpT

8 sets of task cards to cover the following 4th grade CCSS ELA standards:

modal auxiliaries
homophones and commonly confused words
relating antonyms and synonyms (through analogies)
idioms
Greek and Latin roots
Greek and Latin affixes
capitalization
grade-level spelling

My second item is a newly created one for teaching writing traits.  I listed it for $1.50, which means today it's only $0.75.

My product on TpT.

 

I designed this to use during the "Smart Start" portion of McGraw Hill's Wonder series. I made the presentations (all slides viewable in preview) in Keynote, and created posters of the traits slides for hanging. There is also a mini poster set that students could use for reference, and a template to print labels for the front of student writing spirals.

Zip file contains:
* 17 slide presentation. Editable in Keynote and PPT, with a Quicktime file also included.
* 6 Posters of writing traits, in large, small, and mini sizes.
* 2 styles of printable labels for student spirals.

NOTE: Keynote and PPT are "semi-editable". In order to protect copyrighted artwork, only the smaller text is editable