Free New Year Goal-Setting Printables

Free New Year Goal-Setting Printables are here for you to help your students settle into the new year 2016. It also includes a craftivity which involves listing the positive traits that your students need to emulate this year. This can also be modified into a bulletin board display showing everyone's desired traits. There's also a section for students to keep track of their goals and reflect on their progress as they try different methods of achieving their goals for the new year 2016. This file updates each year and it is free! So get your free copy here from my TpT Store! Happy new year!

 

  

 

Check out my New Year's book list; books for students to read about the new year day celebrations around the world including the Chinese New Year! 

Classroom Jobs

Classroom Jobs plus editable cards (44 cards). Classroom jobs can teach students about responsibility, teamwork, and the value of keeping things organised. Each job card has a little space for you to add the student's name on it by sticking on a mini Post-It note (like these) with the name on it. The last set of cards are fully editable for you to add your own personalized labels.  These are very helpful for classroom management and there are many jobs so that each student gets a job to do.

 

Because these cards are so numerous, they can fit perfectly into a spacious pocket chart like this one below:

They come in different styles to match the different classroom decor themes below. 

 

These are jigsaw puzzle themed classroom job cards.

 

Glitter bordered classroom job cards.

 

Chevron theme

 

Polka dot theme cards

 

Zebra stripe animal print theme.

These sets are all printable and available at my TpT collection. Just click on the pictures above. Each file contains rectangular labels that are 9.5cm x 12.7cm each. They print on 8.5” x 11” (letter) sized paper with 4 cards per page. 

Months of the Year Word Wall

Months of the Year Word Wall: I made this cute set of 12 printable month-word cards, 4 season-word cards and a large sentence strip which reads ‘The months of the year are:’. They can be used as calendar headers or be used as a stand alone word wall. Each page has three word cards and they are to be printed on 8.5” x 11” (letter) sized paper. What will you like most about it? - Each word card has two corresponding pictures on it (I mostly used Educlips clip art because they are so cute!). 

 

The months on the cards are: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December. The seasons on the cards are:  Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, and Autumn (for teachers to have an alternate name for that season). This set is only available here as a PDF file at my TpT collection.

Editable School Calendars for 2016

 

Editable Calendars for 2016 are here in different designs! These editable calendars are printable and they span from August 2015 to December 2016 (more than a year). I made them very theme-based by having each month designed in a theme that matches the seasons and holidays related to that month. I also added a few holiday images to the calendars and these files will be updated each year, so if you own any, you will enjoy a new version for each school year. 

Here are some ideas for using school calendars:
* Print them and put them in your student's folders to give parent a heads-up on when tests will be scheduled and when projects are due.
* Use them as templates for your student's monthly reading calendars.
* Individual student-behavior reports to send home to parents.
* Make each month blank for students to fill-in important dates.
* Calendar math
* Homework calendars
* Snack calendars
* Personal calendars for teacher-parent conferences, other meetings, and important dates for school related events.

 

 

 

Have a wonderful teaching year!

Nativity Cards

Nativity Cards - Printable: I created these easy-to-make Printable Nativity Cards (in black and white and in color) for anyone looking for Christian Christmas cards. Most of the color-print ones here have the traditional color scheme of red, green and gold with Christmas elements like the Nativity scene, Baby Jesus, the shepherds, the three kings, at the stable, the North star, an Angel, etc.

 

 

If you're having a blue Christmas theme, there is a blue one in there as well. 

  

Here's a peek inside the cards... they are all coupon cards. The coupon cut-out which is seen here at the top, is cut out and filled out with la loving promise of a hug, or a chore to be done, then is is placed inside the card.

Don't forget that each color card in this set has a matching black-line version. This very affordable set is exclusively available here at Nyla's CraftyTeaching, at TpT. Merry Christmas to you!

Free Christmas Riddle Bookmarks!

 

If you want to encourage your kids to read more, especially over the Christmas vacation, these hilariously funny bookmarks will get them interested, keep them in the spirit of the season ... and also keep them laughing! Click on the picture to download it for free from TeacherspayTeachers. It is also available for instant digital download at Teachers Notebook. After laminating, cut out the bookmarks, leave some space around the edges so that they aren't cut directly along the edges. Use a hole puncher to punch out a hole at the top of each bookmark. Loop some ribbon through the holes.

   

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