My favorite freebie that I have made so far is:
It is my favorite because...
I think it is different, unique, and a little quirky...someething that you won't find other places. The best part of all is that you only need to save a few cereal boxes to use it!!!
The story behind it...
One afternoon last spring when I got home, I saw that my dear hubby had set the empty cereal box on the countertop. To make matters worse, it was the same countertop over top of the trashcan!!! GRRRR...Now, how much harder could it have been to put the box into the trash? I picked it up and I'm grumbling and growling to myself about the
How to use it...
All you need is several empty cereal boxes to make a great week of lessons for literacy stations.
For this worksheet, students will embark on a Cereal Box Scavenger Hunt. All of these items can be found on any box of cereal.
Even if the students don't know what the word is, they can find words that begin with each letter of the alphabet. (I put x/y together, just in case it was hard to find a word begining with x.)
Get some great presuasive writing in. Your students have to make an advertistment pitch to "sell" the cereal for a television commercial.
Put these task cards in your writing center. Rotate one per week, or give each student his/her own task card to complete.
Add some Language Arts by having students do a word sort.
Now that you know a little more about this freebie, please click here or on the front cover picture above to go to my store to download your own free copy.
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What a clever idea! I'm excited to use this. I have a ton of cereal boxes in my house right now. I'll be back to link up soon.
ReplyDeleteAdventures in Room 5
Thanks so much Cassandra for downloading AND linking up! :-)
DeleteSuper clever idea and I love the story behind it! You are so right, the important thing is just to get kids to read! I don't care what they read either as long as they are reading!!!
ReplyDeleteI have this freebie and it is awesome! My students love using it at reading station time. They want to do it over and over, which is possible! All you need is a different cereal box!
ReplyDeleteTeresa
2nd Grade Pig Pen
Great idea with the cereal! Now I just need to find time to get a post together and join you. :)
ReplyDeleteI love this! This is a great way to get kids reading.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for a link-up, Cynthia! I love your share! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteΡΌ Lori
Teaching With Love and Laughter
luvyorkies@gmail.com
LOVE this linky party. About to write a post so I can take part :)
ReplyDelete-Caitlyn
Fourth Grade Lemonade
Cute idea - can't wait to try it out.
ReplyDeleteDanielle
Scrappy Teaching in FL
Great ideas using a cereal box!!
ReplyDeleteGwen
Learning With Mrs. Brinn
I love this linky party! Who doesn't love a great freebie!! Thanks for the cereal box freebie, I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great linky! Love your cereal box idea!!
ReplyDeleteOlivia
Liv to Teach
What a great linky! The cereal box idea is so cute. I still read the back of a cereal box as an adult. LOL
ReplyDeleteI am your newest follower, thanks for following my blog.
Mrs.G's Kindergarten in Heels
You have inspired me with your freebie. I'm trying to figure out where to put a "face" in my room!!!! :-)
DeleteThanks for letting my know about my mistake, it's been a busy day and I'm more tired than I thought I guess. I resubmitted it and the correct one is link #33. Sorry, I can't figure out how to delete the first one.
ReplyDeleteLisa
The Lower Elementary Cottage
Did it for you. Just didn't want anyone to miss your great blog post! :-)
DeleteI love the cereal box activity! I'm going to share this with my 2nd grade teacher friend! I linked up and just wrote my blog post. Thanks so much! Lauren
ReplyDeleteTeacher Mom of 3
beautiful!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHey thank you very much for the tips! This seems very interesting!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh, I am on leave right now so really have some time to 'surf the net'. These freebies were wonderful. I do not have a TpT site and all my 'goodies' are at school. Thank you talented teachers for sharing these. I will definitely share with my colleagues!!
ReplyDeleteLinked up and I'm your newest follower!!!
ReplyDeleteJenn O.
Seriously Primary
this is a great idea. thanks so much for making it a freebie.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. I have got so many great ideas and activities from the many great teachers out there who regularly give their fantastic work for free.
ReplyDeleteI love your idea. Thanks for sharing. I am going to join your linky party.
Rhonda
Classroom Fun
Gotta love free stuff! Thanks for this linky, Cynthia.
ReplyDelete- Amanda
Inspired in Second
This is a great idea! So many great freebies! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! :)
Rachel
A-B-Seymour
What a clever idea! Now I think I'll go polish off the Fruit Loops sitting in my pantry.
ReplyDeleteI'd LOVE to "link up". Can someone send me a quick "how to" guide?
This is a great idea for a linky! I found you through another blog that had linked up. I am currently typing my post and will have it linked soon!
ReplyDeleteDana
Fun in 1st Grade
This is great!!! You have such wonderful ideas on your blog and it's so nice to have a linky party to see what others are doing :)
ReplyDeleteChrissy
starsinfirst.blogspot.com
Thanks for linking our linky party up! Worked well since we had the same topic!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting this linky party and for the freebie! I enjoy creating freebies for my fellow educators :)
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