300th Post…Wow! And a Pin to Win :)

ByElizabeth S.

Happy Sunday everyone!

I wanted to share a new file that I just uploaded and realized that this is my 300th blog post.  Wow…where did the time go?  I say that a lot with my children, and now my blog?  🙂

I just finished a new lapbook!  We started the year with addition and subtraction strategies.  I created this lapbook mainly for all of the flipbooks I needed inside.  As many of you already know, I’ve been a big fan of interactive notebooks for years.  Since time is always a factor, I’ve been using the flipbooks in our interactive notebooks instead of making lapbooks each time.  Usually towards the end of the year, I will make a lapbook or two, but when we are busy, busy, busy, I usually don’t.

However, I’ve continued to sell these as lapbooks because I want to give all of you the option, too.

Here’s my latest:

And, just as I have done in the past for all of my other lapbooks, I’m giving you a chance to Pin It to Win It 🙂

Just leave me a comment with the URL link to your pin below. You may pin to this blog post or directly to Teachers Pay Teachers at the link {here}.  I’ll pick 5 winners on Wednesday night!

Good luck!

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  26. This is JUST what I have been looking for here tonight! Sure hope I win this – am looking for ways to help my “Intervention” class of 12 little needy students.:)

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