April Made It :)

I’ve been creating some things for my classroom again {finally}.  It’s been a long……slow…………winter.  It just bogs me down.  Does it do that to any of you?

Here are a few things that I’ve made for my classroom:

We worked hard the week before spring break on Customary Measurement.  When we return we will be working on the Metric System.
Here’s a preview…I haven’t added it to my store yet, but I will link it up as soon as I do:  It is now available in my TpT store:

My students made these:

And they look so nice on what was a very empty bulletin board {gasp}!

At home, I finally sewed some curtains for the kitchen.  It has been painted since October and I finally finished:

So there you have it. 

Go check out all of the other creativity out there with my friend, Tara:

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  1. I LOVE the flowers your students made! Those are adorable! Where did you get the idea? The Metric Lap Book looks great! Makes me wish I taught math (ALMOST;) )I just love reading other 4th grade bloggers posts! Thanks for sharing :)Amelia wherethewildthingslearn

  2. We have a similar window where our table is too…I'd say that I should make some curtains, but that could end tragically- I should totally just hire you!! ;O) (because apparently you have too much time on your hands!!) just kidding!I can't wait to see the metric lapbook. I will BUY that one once it's linked up since you are way to generous and give so much away!! :O) Hope you rested over the weekend and are feeling better!Amanda

  3. Elizabeth,I am intrigued by your flowers. What is written on the cards? I teach a K/1 combo and am thinking your art project might be a great way to link our studies in measurement and plants.CamilleP.S. I love reading your blog even though I teach a very different grade.

  4. Just stopping by as I'm always inspired by your cute creations! I would be honored if you would assist me in my upcoming giveaway. I'm planning to celebrate my birthday month and gaining 200 blog followers! If you're able to contribute, please shoot me an email at rivas423@gmail.com with a snapshot of your product and/or your blog button so I can send them over to visit your page as well! Anything end-of-the-year, May-themed, or just stinkin' cute would be great!:)Antonia @ forkin4th

  5. Yes!! The winter totally bogs me down. But I think I've mentioned this to you…about a zillion times, right? I adore that bulletin board and I'm pinning it in a moment. I hope you're feeling better dear Elizabeth!

  6. Oooo, I say laminate those flowers and have the kids write a note to their moms on the back and … voila … a Mothers' Day gift! Adorable as always!Barbara

  7. I knew I needed something for my bulletin board that was generic enough to get us through testing week in May and I thought flowers were perfect. I couldn't find what I wanted on TpT, so I made my own 🙂 I'm going to post them later this week!

  8. My students wrote about measurement (since that is what we are learning right now) and I put a title on the board about it. I'm going to be posting about that soon…..stay tuned 🙂

  9. Love the new curtains!! Also, I have been trying to convince my principal we need to come and observe your math set-up. (She's not buying it) But I think one of my teachers is interested in doing it with guided math groups!! Enjoy your week off!!

  10. I LOVE your measurement lapbook! The curtains look awesome. It makes me wish I had learned to sew. I'll admit I used hot glue to hang the curtains in my classroom and make a hem on them. Sad, I know.Enjoy the rest of your week!KristaStellar-Students

  11. I LOVE the flowers your students made! Those are adorable! Where did you get the idea? The Metric Lap Book looks great! Makes me wish I taught math (ALMOST;) )I just love reading other 4th grade bloggers posts! Thanks for sharing :)Amelia wherethewildthingslearn

  12. We have a similar window where our table is too…I'd say that I should make some curtains, but that could end tragically- I should totally just hire you!! ;O) (because apparently you have too much time on your hands!!) just kidding!I can't wait to see the metric lapbook. I will BUY that one once it's linked up since you are way to generous and give so much away!! :O) Hope you rested over the weekend and are feeling better!Amanda

  13. Elizabeth,I am intrigued by your flowers. What is written on the cards? I teach a K/1 combo and am thinking your art project might be a great way to link our studies in measurement and plants.CamilleP.S. I love reading your blog even though I teach a very different grade.

  14. Just stopping by as I'm always inspired by your cute creations! I would be honored if you would assist me in my upcoming giveaway. I'm planning to celebrate my birthday month and gaining 200 blog followers! If you're able to contribute, please shoot me an email at rivas423@gmail.com with a snapshot of your product and/or your blog button so I can send them over to visit your page as well! Anything end-of-the-year, May-themed, or just stinkin' cute would be great!:)Antonia @ forkin4th

  15. Yes!! The winter totally bogs me down. But I think I've mentioned this to you…about a zillion times, right? I adore that bulletin board and I'm pinning it in a moment. I hope you're feeling better dear Elizabeth!

  16. Oooo, I say laminate those flowers and have the kids write a note to their moms on the back and … voila … a Mothers' Day gift! Adorable as always!Barbara

  17. I knew I needed something for my bulletin board that was generic enough to get us through testing week in May and I thought flowers were perfect. I couldn't find what I wanted on TpT, so I made my own 🙂 I'm going to post them later this week!

  18. My students wrote about measurement (since that is what we are learning right now) and I put a title on the board about it. I'm going to be posting about that soon…..stay tuned 🙂

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