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Super cute! I’m printing it out now! Thanks for sharing!
Jessie
http://gluesticksgamesandgiggles.blogspot.com/
Just found your blog! Love the super cute things you’re sharing! 🙂
Amanda
Frolicking Through First
Jessie, I’m so glad that you can use it!
Thanks, Amanda, for your sweet comments! 🙂
Just found your cute blog on Pinterest! Welcome to blog world!
Mandy
FirstGradeToTheCore
I’m still humbled that anyone would want to “pin” my things. Thank you for joining! 🙂
I LOVE yor “3 Ways to Read a Book” chart!
I am a teacher in Michigan and we just started using Daily 5 and Literacy CAFE. Do you have any other resources for this program? If so, please e-mail me at muranse@dearborn.k12.mi.us
Thank You!
Erin Muransky
Very cute!! I just found your blog and am loving it!
Very useful and cute presentation of the concept!! I just found your blog and am loving it!Will come back to read more such useful tips!
This poster is so cute, but I’ll need to translate it and make my own because I teach in a Spanish bilingual classroom. Can you please share the name of your clip art and where you purchased it? Thank you so much!
Arenia
Arneia, I have lived in the world of blue and red when I taught two way dual language. The fonts are DJ Inkers, the clipart is ThistleGirl Designs. I don’t mind typing it for you and emailing it, though. Just tell me what you want it to say. 🙂
Marsha from Differentiated Kindergarten posted about your super cute chart. I’m so excited to find your blog. I would love it if you would stop by mine sometime.
Thanks for the freebie.
Ms. Kerri and her Krazy Kindergarten
Thank you for sharing your read to self poster. It’s perfect!