Easter ideas

How great would these eggs be for using with less than and greater than in math? The Dinosaur (kinda looks like an alligator) could chomp the numbers. Walmart!

Edible grass! This would be great for the "plains" on an edible map when studying geography. Walmart.

I saw this Target placemat on blogs. You can use it as a game board or program the eggs with different skills.

And while you are at Walmart  pick up some cute egg plates. Many creative ideas to use with these.

Zig Zag my Heart!

My latest fascination is with chevron patterns. I love all things chevron and have been trying to incorporate the design into my bedroom decorating ideas. I haven't had much luck in finding clothing with the pattern, but I am still hopeful! 

Great pillows 50% off!!

           

Baskets I got for $2 because they had a
 stain inside!

Perfect little purse in coral and turquoise for Bahamas!

Easter Finds

Easter goodies from the Dollar Spot! I plan on using the Hoppin' Bunnies and Wind-Up Rabbits for reviewing measurement. Students will discover how far the bunnies will hop and measure the distance in standard units as well as metric. Lessons on mean, median and mode could also be explored. I would wear the Princess Bunny ears during my small group meeting time. It would be a signal to others to not interrupt me during the group time. The spring erasers would be useful as counters, game pieces or for bingo.