Boggle Board Letters
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Daily Schedule Cards
Click HERE for the free printable!
To purchase a customized version of these cards on TpT, click HERE!
Friday, June 22, 2012
Boggle & Daily Shedule Cards
Two of my goals this summer were to create Daily Schedule Cards and a Boggle Board (Thank you, Pinterest!) for next year. I've seen MANY cute ideas and printables for both. Although, to save on color ink, I created some that were just in black and white. I printed them on bright paper to add some color. :) So, if you're a cheapskate like me, the printables are below! ;)
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Love the schedule cards and boggle letters!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLisa
Learning Is Something to Treasure
Very cute! What font did you use?
ReplyDeleteGreat! Do you have editable version?
ReplyDeleteNot for these, I don't. Sorry about that!
DeleteThese are great~!! Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI know you posted these a while ago, but I love them and just decided that I wanted to use schedule cards instead of writing on the board with the messy Expo marker. I love how easily the students will be able to read them. Thank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteI also love your new picture! Maybe it isn't too new, but I usually read my blogs via Google Reader and don't always see the sidebar stuff. In any event, so cute!!
Aimee
Primarily Speaking
I just came across these today via pinterest, thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteStephanie
Back in Fourth
Can you please tell me which font you used?
ReplyDeleteSmiley Monster and Wish I Were Taller
DeleteI love the daily schedule. I really want to use this in my classroom. Is there anyway I can edit it so that I can make it say different activities
ReplyDeleteFound you through Pinterest and wanted to thank you for this great freebie! I'm a fan of black and white. Let's hear it for saving ink and being easy to read. :)
ReplyDeleteAmanda
The Teaching Thief
Love these schedule cards! I have some other things I'd like to add (and we call gym P.E. at my school). I know on a previous comment you mentioned you don't have these as editable, but maybe you'd consider making an editable set and selling them on TpT??
ReplyDeleteKristy
kristyteach@gmail.com
What are the rules for Boggle? Do the kids make words from only vertical, horizontal and diagonal letters? Also, do you post a new set of letters each week? I'm really looking forward to doing Boggle next year with my third graders!
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