Happy Cyber Monday
It’s become a tradition around here for me to share my TPT wishlist before each sale, today’s the big sale day so here’s what’s on my list. After you’ve seen what I’m buying make sure to head on over to Teachers Pay Teachers and pick up some great stuff for your classroom (don’t forget to add code TPTCYBER)
- Patterned Christmas Ornaments: These would be perfect for matching, classifying, patterning, and sorting activities.
- Christmas Borders and Frames: I can’t tell you how many pieces of paper go home during the holidays – notes, letters, invitations, donation requests, holiday party information… I feel like I am constantly trying to make all of these pieces of paper look different and hopefully nice enough that parents will pay attention to all of them. These frames would save me so much time!
- Christmas Numbers Clip Art: I’m a sucker for clip art, but these would be really useful in the classroom. I do everything that I can to make math and number work fun, and I don’t know how a preschooler could resist work with fun numbers like these.
- Penguin Clipart: These are just really really cute, and I love that they are really more winter-themed than Christmas themed which means I can use them in my classroom for months, instead of just a couple of weeks.
I love Jamie from Play to Learn Preschool, and I think she is a genius for dreaming up these Dramatic Play Sets. They include all kinds of dramatic play printables like role play name tags, tickets, receipts, menus, and environmental printables like tags, labels, and decorations. Essentially, it’s everything that you need for a themed dramatic play center. The bundle includes 6 different themed sets, and even for the regular price of $12 I still consider it a huge deal!
This Christmas Play Dough Mat set is one of the best I’ve seen, simply because little ones won’t be able to resist the graphics and opportunities for creative exploration. Children can use play dough to create an outfit for Santa, feed the reindeer, and decorate a Christmas tree, great ideas from Teaching Preschoolers!