Adjectives {Freebie} and Cyber Deals

Today was fun!  I spent a ton on clipart for Space and Technology Science Interactive Notebook.  I'm thrilled about the organization in my student journals!  This week my skills progression as led my group to Adjectives.  With one of my new purchases, I was able to create a fun freebie.  Link in first graphic!

 We will begin our lesson identifying different ways to use adjectives!  A great way to start the lesson is an interactive song about adjectives!  Link here.

I will share the above poster and read the list of describing words.  When needed, I will explain any unfamiliar vocabulary.  Students will then determine the person who'd wear the pair of shoes.  Also available are ballet shoes, and cowboy boots.

After students color their shoes, partners will work collaboratively to record 4 describing words to make their writing "sparkle".  Independently, students will create a sentence using new "sparkle" words.

The following day, I will use this song to review adjectives. My kids get really excited about music {especially the tunes that sound as though they belong on the radio).  Following the song, I will repeat the steps from the previous day with Whose Feet?  Animal feet represented include alligator, giraffe, and ape.

On the third day of instruction, we will focus on feeling and behaviors.  I will begin the lesson with this song from KidsTV123 (one of my favorite youtube channels).  Repeat instruction steps as previous days. 

Included are three boy and girl options.  To ensure each child's needs are met, I provided a blank doodle kid so that they can illustrate their own hair.  Students will create an expression and describe their feelings or behavior.  If you love the clipart, link through store buttons below.

Outside of the endless clipart (more than featured here), I scooped up a few units.  I just love Stephanie Stewart's Flash Fluency Fall Edition so the Flash Fluency Winter Edition was a MUST have!

I've fallen in love with Anna DiGilio from Simply Skilled in Second.  She has flip flap books that rock my world.  I recently shared her Owl Flip Flap Books from our Nocturnal Celebration.

So naturally, I scooped up another.  I'm like a kid at Christmas awaiting our Dinosaur unit. You can link by clicking the graphic below!

This year I'm Packing a Bag for Holidays Around the World from Hope King of Second Grade Shenanigans.  I'm super excited to try a different concept in teaching a unit that I typically combine with learning continents and landforms.  Her fun spin is sure to make the kiddos smile.  Links to Hope's unit in the graphic below.

As we dive deeper into CVCe, I couldn't resist picking up Cara Carroll of The First Grade Parade's newest unit Do You Hear What I Hear? {The Ultimate CVCE Practice Packet}.  I haven't had one unit that didn't surpass my expectations.  Links to Cara's unit in the graphic below.

I hope you found some goodies today!  If you wish, link over and see all the fabulous finds on Blog Hoppin.  Link in graphic below.