Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Imagination Box 2 - Gardening!
Here comes the second Imagination Box just in time for spring and summer. It's the Gardening Imagination Box. Stay tuned my friends. Get your orders in early for some spring/summer fun!
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
More About Imagination Boxes...You Don't Say!!
I am consumed with my Imagination Boxes. I love them for so many reasons. Did you know that you can use these fabulous boxes for Daily 5, for Early Finishers, for IEP's, for rewards for hard work, and so much more?! Did you know that I pay the postage? Yup...postage free! I love these Imagination Boxes and I just know you will too!
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Monday, May 11, 2015
Introducing...The Imagination Box...Read, Write, Create, Imagine With Butterflies!
What is the
Imagination Box? The
Imagination Box is a themed literacy box filled with reading, writing, and
creating supplies to complement Project Based Learning. It is a colorful box filled with surprises
that will spark the imagination and creativity of your students and create a
learning environment based on the answer to the question, “What can I do with
the contents of this box?”
When is the
Imagination Box used? The Imagination
Box can be used for early finishers, team building, cooperative learning time,
as a Daily 5 option, or as a reward for a hard week’s work. The Imagination Box
is a great Formative Assessment tool and can be used with your students
Individual Educational Plans and as an alternative to traditional education. It is designed to be used individually or
with a small group.
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What is inside
the Imagination Box? The box includes:
·
New paperback book to complement the box’s
theme;
·
Original, themed lessons in report protectors
that can copied multiple times;
·
QR Codes to view, read, write about and enjoy;
·
Do’s and Don’ts Directions and Evaluation forms;
·
Large,
plastic, reusable bowl filled with supplies;
·
Plastic supply box including markers, pencils,
scissors, and glue stick;
·
Drawstring bag with puzzle;
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Notebooks;
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Themed paper including themed shaped paper;
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Beads, pipe cleaners, paper plates, coffee
filters;
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Wands;
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Card making supplies;
·
Folder with writing shapes;
·
Stickers;
·
Many surprises!
Who is the Imagination Box
for? Grades 2-6 will enjoy this
box the most though younger grades can enjoy it with teacher support.
How much is the
Imagination Box? Each Imagination Box is $45
which INCLUDES shipping/handling.
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How will the Imagination Box be shipped? The Imagination Box
will be carefully packed into a new cardboard box and sent via USPS, Standard
Mail. Once your order is received your
package will ship the very next day!
This Imagination Box can be used over and over. Though some supplies will unfortunately run
out, please feel free to make copies of the lessons and sheets to make the box
last and last.
Imagination Boxes can be purchased at my store: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/IntroducingTHE-IMAGINATION-BOX-1-Read-Write-Create-Imagine-With-Butterflies-1850407
or in my new Etsy Store: https://www.etsy.com/listing/232912212/the-imagination-box-1read-write-create?ref=shop_home_active_1
Contact me with questions at: lindateed@gmail.com
Blessings and love...always love,
Monday, February 16, 2015
Cereal Boxes...Have you tried them?
Hi friends,
I'm going to use my blog to highlight some of my favorite ideas. This one is the cereal box display. I love displaying my students work but find that it takes much wall space. I discovered a way to display work on TOP of lockers with cereal boxes. Here's all you do: First, make sure you have enough cereal boxes that are exactly the same size and shape. You'd be surprised that some are just a tad off. This makes the display look super. Next create a wedge to put your students name on and one that will support the cereal box and make it "flush" or standing upright. Then cover the box with paper and your students work. Simple as that. Take a peek at some of our work.
Blessings,

I'm going to use my blog to highlight some of my favorite ideas. This one is the cereal box display. I love displaying my students work but find that it takes much wall space. I discovered a way to display work on TOP of lockers with cereal boxes. Here's all you do: First, make sure you have enough cereal boxes that are exactly the same size and shape. You'd be surprised that some are just a tad off. This makes the display look super. Next create a wedge to put your students name on and one that will support the cereal box and make it "flush" or standing upright. Then cover the box with paper and your students work. Simple as that. Take a peek at some of our work.
Blessings,
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
It's a Sale...It's a Sale!!

I love a great sale and starting tomorrow, Thursday February 27th, Teachers Pay Teachers will be having a wonderful sale. All of my products are on sale including my new Paleontology Unit. I would be honored if you'd take a peek at my store. All of my products are 20% off for both days and with the special code TPT3 you'll save a bit more. Have a great time shopping. I know I will.
Spread love and joy,
Friday, February 21, 2014
My Paleontology Unit...at last!!
Hi friends! Hope everyone is safe, happy, and healthy. I took a personal day yesterday and FINALLY posted my Paleontology Unit on TpT. I would be honored if you would check it out. Hope your Friday is a spectacular one! Blessings to all. Go spread some love!http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Paleontology-The-Dirt-on-Bones-An-Upper-Elementary-Dig-1124805
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Let the Hundredth Day of School Begin!!
What can you do with some tagboard, duct tape, fancy of course, mylar wrapping paper, and a little masking tape? Why you can put up a pretty cool looking door entrance for the 100th day of school. I measured out the tagboard to fit on the top of my door, attached mylar wrapping with masking tape to it, and covered it with duct tape. Then I cut vertical strips, some not so good and straight, haha, and finally attached it to my door jam with masking tape. Oh, I forgot to mention that I snagged the fabulous 100 days of school from my friend Nikki for a little added decor and there it is friends. I love it. I'm going to love celebrating the 100th day of school with my third graders. I also included a poster board display for my kiddos to write about their 100th day of school. I hope you have/had a great 100th day too!! Spread your love!!
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