Wednesday, July 20, 2011

I Can't Be Trusted (at Target)

Stopped into Target today to pick up a few necessities, and I walked out with this glorious collection from the Dollar Spot.


What? Six table top pocket charts aren't a necessity? Well at $2.50 each, it sure felt like they were. Check out my other spoils.
Dr. Seuss buttons for $1 a package! I'll enjoy pulling these out in March for Dr. Seuss' birthday.
Dr. Seuss erasers, pencils and notebooks for $1. I can add these to my prize box.
Time and Alphabet Bingo for $1 each.
Number stamps for $2.50. I liked these because they are traceable.   
Book bins for $2.50. I use these to organize my centers for independent work time. 
I use these paper trays to organize my small group lessons and materials. I have always wanted to purchase more, but they are $5 a piece from Lakeshore. I got these for $2.50 each. SOLD!


This week I am going to work on some apple themed freebies for ya! As a resource teacher, I have several grade levels and a WIDE range of abilities. I have two first grade gals coming to me this year that are currently at the preschool/early K level. Most of my resources are geared toward first and second grades, so I know that I'll be creating lots o' resources (and perusing many kindergarten blogs) to help meet their needs. I can't wait to get started so that I can share them with you guys!



3 comments:

Unknown said...

I'm dangerous at Target too. I love the dollar spot but I know I buy stuff I don't need. How can you pass it up for $1 or $2.50? I bought the same Dr. Seuss stuff and the book bins. I just hope I remember that I bought the Dr. Seuss stuff in March. Love your blog!

Swimming into Second

Everything Math in Grades 3 and 4 said...

I've been stalking my Target trying to find the tabletop anchor chart with no luck! Never thought about using those trays for group work.

Thanks for the ideas. I am now a follower or your blog.

Mrs. Shepherd
mysecondgradejournal.blogspot.com

Gigi said...

Love your blog! I also love targets dollar section. I have not seen those number stamps. I love them! Thank you for the ideas on how to use the containers.

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