Crazy for Math Winner!

And the winner for my Crazy for Math {Valentines Math Centers} is...

Possessive Nouns and Giveaway Reminder

One of our objectives this week involves my firisties identifying and using possessive nouns correctly. We made these cute little valentine hearts today to practice. I had students write their name in the best handwriting with an apostrophe "s" at the end to show that the heart belongs to them. My kiddos will do anything to get the chance to color so they adored making these hearts.

Click Here to snag a copy for your kiddos! 

My Giveaway for my Crazy for Math {Valentine Math Centers} ends tomorrow evening!

Click on my previous post to find out how to enter! 

Happy Tuesday friends! 

Crazy for Math Giveaway

Today was a dream come true....a snow day!  It has been great having an extra day to rest up and catch up. This past weekend I put the finishing touches on my Crazy for Math {Valentine Math Centers} and  posted them on TpT.

There are 8 math centers included in this pack with a Valentine theme.

Here is a list of the activities:

1. Sweet Addition-- solving 2-digt plus 1-digit problems
2. Sweet Subtraction-- solving 2-digt minus 1-digt problems
3. Hear to Heart-- before and after numbers
4. Tasty Addition-- adding with three numbers
5. Capture My Heart-- doubles facts and doubles plus one facts
6. Monster Match Up-- fractions
7. Ten More and Ten Less Valentine-- ten more and ten less numbers
8. Be Mine Fact Families-- fact triangles and fact families

To celebrate my snow day and to show some love to all my bloggy followers, I've decided to give one of my Crazy for Math {Valentine Math Centers}. Just leave a comment with your email address. I will choose a winner on Wednesday evening. 

Hats for Orphans

I want to share about a wonderful organization that I feel extremely passionate about. This organization is called Project Hope Ministries and was created by an amazing couple at the church I attend. Basically, the organization's goal is to minister to the people of Bogota, Colombia.  Project Hope Ministries has a pen pal program, child mentoring programs, and small business training for women in the poorer areas of Colombia.

This month, they are collecting knit or crochet hats for newborns at CRAN orphanage in Bogota, Colombia. I've been fortunate to have been able to travel to this orphanage twice to minister to the children there.

(This is a picture from one of the buildings at CRAN. Our mission team made the sign for them. Esperanza means hope) 

So, if you would be interested in providing some love to the newborns at CRAN, please consider making some hats. If you click here: Hats for orphans, it will give you more information about the project along with some super easy peasy lemon squeezy instructions for making the hats (I've never crocheted hats before this weekend!). The only catch is that I would need them by January 27th and all you bloggy friends are from around the country! You would need to send them in the mail to me so that I can send them with a couple from my church that is going down to Bogota in early February to adopt. If you are interested, please leave a comment with your email address so that I can contact you. If you end up making some hats and shipping them to me I would love to give you one free item of your choice from my TpT store. 

Thanks for reading!