Ok, savvy TpTers.....
how do you hit that $ amount key without shaking?!
I've just sent my first "unit" out into the world.
--scary!--
But, I am sooooo excited to share this product!
As a Christian school teacher, I am always looking for ways to make connections between academic learning and spiritual truths.
I hope that this mini unit will be a blessing!
At Chapel today, the children were treated to candy,
reminding them of the names of Jesus.
I've put the lesson in print, to share with you!
It's included in the Nativity Activities unit,
I've included a nut-free version, too!
December is almost upon us.
This year, I want to experience some powerful verbs:
pause
savor
rest
wonder
delight...
May we--and our sweet students-- find joy and peace in the season!
LOVE!! I was hoping you might be interested in "Paying it Forward"! I'd love to send you a surprise package from Michigan!
ReplyDeleteJenny
http://owlthingsfirst.blogspot.com/2012/11/pay-it-forward.html
Truly a way to hold Advent close to our hearts!
ReplyDeleteI love the candy idea with the reminders about Jesus! Is there anyway you could email me the document so that I could edit it? I have 2 students with severe nut allergies, so I couldn't include the Almond Joy. Thanks so much! I am so excited to find the blog of another Christian school K teacher!
ReplyDeleteMeghan
mknaffabc123@gmail.com
Love your verb choice! I am especially drawn to savor, wonder, and delight. I hope your holiday season has been wonderful so far!
ReplyDeleteEllen
Great {First Grade} Expectations