Do you have a problem spending money on things for your class? I was very spendy this week. Why does it seem that things for school are so EXPENSIVE? That is the reason why I have been putting off purchasing these beauties for the last two year.
Oh how I have pined for the Lakeshore lower case playdough stamps with matching stand. But the stamps cost $25, the stand costs $20 and the shipping is another $10 because I sadly do not have a Lakeshore anywhere near my house. But this week I bit the bullet because Lakeshore was having a buy 1 get 1 50% off sale which means I got the stand for $10. All in all I spent $44.58 on the stamps and stand, but I still think is ridiculously espensive.
This set of cards is appropriate for firsties who must spell the CVC pattern words.
CVC Word Cards
This set is appropriate for kindergarteners for a letter match activity.
CVC Letter Match
I hope you guys enjoy. Have a great long weekend!
9 comments:
I bought those playdough stampers too. They are great.
Cute! Thanks for the printable!
Thanks for the freebie! :)
I've had those stampers (both upper and lower case) for about 8 years now. Aren't they the best?! However, I never broke down and bought the stand. Now you're making me wish I had. :( (I just took a couple of empty tissue boxes, turned them over and cut x's in the bottom with an exacto knife, then pushed the handle in the box. Not the greatest, but it worked well enough)
Thank you! I love the mats you made. I have those cubes too...are your reading rods? Can't wait to use these with my kidlets!
KErri B
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Oooo! I like these! I have these linking letter cubes in my classroom, too. Thanks for sharing. :)
I have these stampers/stands as well. They are such a great tool in my classroom. I use them with Play-doh a lot, but I also use them with Moon Sand just to mix it up a bit. I buy one bulk bag of Moon Sand (every two years) and put about an inch and a half of the sand into 5 different Rubbermaid containers (think the size of a shoe box and only 2-3 inches tall with a lid that clips closed on both sides). I never get the Moon Sand out until after 1st quarter. Then I rotate it with Play-doh off and on throughout the year. If you keep it closed up when not in use, it lasts for a LONG time. :)
Thanks so much for the freebies, sweetie. I'm an aide working on my degree ... I just wrote on linking cubes the other day--and I randomly chose red V and blue C as well. :D
By the time I graduate my three kids will be out of the house ... watch out Lakeshore ... I should probably buy some stock now. :)
Thanks for sharing! Much appreciated!
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