Yes, I am going to be one of THOSE bloggers. You know, who post things from their stores. But I'm so proud, it is so cute!! AND, I REALLY haven't done this in quite some time. I've been giving things away left and right, no?
I'm also considering getting one of these:
I asked last night on Facebook for ideas for noise making attention getters. Does anyone else have any suggestions?
Also, be the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd person to comment on this post and get Scooping Up Facts for FREE! :)
Cute! Love ice cream:)
ReplyDeletermariemuniz@hotmail.com
The ice cream facts are really cute! I don't have anything clever for attention but our librarian uses a small xylophone. She rings it a certain way for attention or for them to know it's time to check out. I was thinking that might be something I would try so I'm not always using my voice to say "5 minutes" or whatever.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Stacee
Very cute. I've used a small wind chime before, but hand signals and a whisper voice is what my last class responded to best. :)
ReplyDeleteCatherine
Kinder Cuties
Casey, thanks so much for sharing your scooping up facts game with me. :) Yes, some of my kinders will use it. I teach a first grade curriculum and they leave me at second grade level. Last year, I had one kiddo who had a 5th grade reading ability and had already learned his division/multiplication facts! EEK, talk about keeping me on my toes. The others were just comprehending double digit adding with regrouping and he knew how to add triple digits with regrouping. I think your game can be used with lots of different levels. Well done!
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ReplyDeletemissnelsonattpt@yahoo.com
I saw the zen chime used before, and it's what I want to use.
ReplyDeleteCute packet!! There's nothing wrong with a little advertising!! How else are we going to know about it?!
ReplyDeleteNicole
Rowdy in Room 300
oohh I want one of those chimes. Especially that cat one. I have pictures of my cats in my classroom. So I my kids already think of me as a cat lady lol.
ReplyDeleteAdventures in Room 5
Okay I just checked out your scooping up facts. It's only $1.50! It's already on my wish list for when I send my schools PO in. Yay!
ReplyDeleteI love my Music Wand! :) Highly recommended, even with my rambunctious group!
ReplyDelete~Jen
Hello Mrs Sykes
Wow...what a bargain! Also, as far as attention getters- changing my voice volume, pitch, clapping patterns, antonym and synonym games, categories, or just walking around the room, but not saying a word- proximity to students does wonders! If you have not, please check out my Blog :0
ReplyDeleteI love the ice cream activity! It is adorable, and sharing new products from time to time is perfectly fine. Sometimes you come out with something that someone is looking for at that moment.
ReplyDeleteTo get my students' attention I rely on different signals like, "Eyes Up," or "1-2-3, Eyes one Me (students echo back 1-2, Eyes on You)", or even a series of claps that the students have to repeat. Sometimes I will even lower my voice and say, "If you can hear me, touch your nose. If you can hear me, touch your ears." This goes on until everyone catches on.
Aimee
Primarily Speaking
I have one of those music wands and they do work and it got a nice sound to it. I had a rainstick I tried using several years ago and a couple of kids said the sound hurt their ears??? Never could figure it out. I have also done "Give Me 5". I have a poster that I go over at the beginning of the year. I like to have a lot of tricks in my bag.
ReplyDeleteKelly @ I'm Not Your Grandpa, I'm Your Teacher
Just found your blog, and love it! I'm your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteJulie
Math is Elementary
I love those little chimes!
ReplyDeleteYeehaw! Teaching in Texas
The Scoop activity looks awesome!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteKate
Second Grade Sparkle
This new set looks awesome! I've been looking for a neat little noisemaker also to use with Daily 5.
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