Alright ladies…and gentlemen {are you out there?!?!}…I’m gonna share a little something real quick because this little momma isn’t feelin’ so hot. BOO. Sore throat…chills…and a bit of a throbbing headache. Don’t ask me why I’m on the computer.
My kids have been hard at work this week. They definitely have spring fever, but they’ve been working SO hard! PTL! We made these cute little Compound Cooks this week. They crack me RIGHT.UP.
I had the kids make little cookies. Each cookie was labeled with a compound word of their choice. Then we put them on a baking sheet & put them in the oven :) Actually, we put them on a baking sheet & I sprinkled my teacher magic on them. Once they were ready, the cookies went back on a paper plate and into the hands of the little chefs. Little cookie compound words! We were cookin’ up some serious compound word practice this week! We finished off the lesson enjoying our very own chocolate chip cookies…Mmmmmmm :)
I finally posted this…
And it’s up for grabs in my little shop. Now I’m going to bed. Yes…B-E-D. A bottle of Mucinex and Advil sounds so amazing right now. TGI{almost}F!!!!
cant wait to use it...looks adorable! And, hope you feel better soon!
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Hope you feel better soon! Love this unit!! Thanks for making awesome units.
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What cutie pie cooks!
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So cute!
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These are so cute! Thanks for being so creative!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I hope you feel better!
ReplyDeleteThis is so stinkin' cute! Feel better soon. Thank you for sharing too.
ReplyDeleteEileen Griffin
So cute! Hope you feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteCrystal
Adorable! Hope you feel better soon! I don't know if it is the same where you live, but the allergies around here are A.W.F.U.L. this year because of our mild winter (PA).... my eyes actually hurt more closed, because that's when I realize how much they are itchy and burning (and of course all the other side effects of allergies are out of control...) :(
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Rulin' the Roost
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Cute cookies! Feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteLori
Conversations in Literacy
Love those little cooks!
ReplyDeleteGet better soon! =)
Jennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
Love this! We are in the same boat, I have been sick all week as well. Teaching with no voice to little first graders isn't fun...but they have been great!
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better soon!
Nicole
A Frenzy of Fun in 1st Grade
Thanks for sharing all your ideas! I'm currently trying to find my first teaching job, but its great to know that I will have some great resources (your blog!) when I do start teaching! I hope you feel better real soon!
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ReplyDeleteOooops totally just made a typo... Let's try this again. Yum! Chocolate cookies to enjoy after? That sounds scrumptious. Looks like an amazing unit you made. I don't know how you do it all?!?! I hope you feel better and that you have a compound cook who can cook you up some healing soup.
ReplyDeleteSheila
Sprinkle Teaching Magic
Seriously LOVE that little chef guy :) Hope you feel better soon, sweet friend! Get some rest!
ReplyDeleteI adore you!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you tie cooking into word-making, so much fun! Feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteThanks for another inspiring idea, Cara! You're the best! I hope you're feeling better very soon!
ReplyDelete~Tanya
Love this! Hope you feel better!
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Just thought I'd post to represent the "gentlemen." :) Keep the cookie goodies and other craftivities coming. My kids love them!
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I hope you feel better soon!
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Grade ONEderful
Ruby Slippers Blog Designs
Hi Cara!
DeleteFirst of all, thank you for sharing your amazing ideas and resources to teachers all over the world! I am a 2nd year inner city teacher who made a career change from event planning into teaching so your ideas have literally helped saved my sanity :) Of course I wonder how you do it all and remain sane because right now I still feel like it is hard to balance teaching and my marriage. I was wondering if you could share vague demographics of your school.. I am curious if you teach at a suburban, rural, urban, etc school.
Love, love, love!!!! This will be on my wish list for next year!
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