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!  ;)

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!

13 comments:

  1. Love the schedule cards and boggle letters!! Thanks for sharing!

    Lisa
    Learning Is Something to Treasure

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  2. Very cute! What font did you use?

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  3. Great! Do you have editable version?

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  4. These are great~!! Thanks so much.

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  5. I 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!!!!

    I 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

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  6. I just came across these today via pinterest, thank you for sharing.
    Stephanie
    Back in Fourth

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  7. Can you please tell me which font you used?

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  8. I 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

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  9. Found 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. :)

    Amanda
    The Teaching Thief

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  10. 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??

    Kristy

    kristyteach@gmail.com

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  11. 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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