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One of my summer pasttimes is parusing the Dollar Tree and other bargain stores. Last week when I was there, I found these some cute cheese/mice and pb/j cutouts. I knew that I could use them for something so I picked up two sets of each. I decided to make some centers with them. To read how I run my centers, click here. Since I have 4 packs of cutouts, I thought of some tricky but valuable skills that I like my students to learn {even if they aren't all CCSS!} and what I came up with was: synonyms, antonyms, compound words, and contractions.
To make these, you just need some coordinating cutouts, some printable labels {Avery 5160}, and access to a laminator! Print, slap on the labels, laminate, and cut! Click here to snag the free printable labels. Click here to snag the free recording sheets. Don't worry...there are blank versions of the recording sheets {to be used with any cutouts} included as well in case you can't find these little cutouts! Endless center possibilities!
xo
Megan
To make these, you just need some coordinating cutouts, some printable labels {Avery 5160}, and access to a laminator! Print, slap on the labels, laminate, and cut! Click here to snag the free printable labels. Click here to snag the free recording sheets. Don't worry...there are blank versions of the recording sheets {to be used with any cutouts} included as well in case you can't find these little cutouts! Endless center possibilities!
xo
Megan
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ReplyDeleteSuch a fun idea! Might just have to go to the dollar store and find some cute cut outs!! :)
ReplyDeleteKatelin
Katelin's Kreative Kindergarten
These are so cute! You could uses these for soooo many things, like partners, etc. :)
ReplyDeleteJourney Of A Substitute Teacher
Super cute :-)
ReplyDeleteI have these cutouts as well. I used the mice and cheese for my students' names and attached magnets to the back of them. They used them when they were leaving the room so we could see at a glance who was out.
ReplyDeleteI just bought the pb and j so now I have a new use for them. Thank you.
Charlene/Diamond Mom
Diamond Mom's Treasury
Thanks for sharing these wonderful ideas. Many of these items jumped into my basket on one of my visits to the Dollar Store. Now I have great ideas on how to use them
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Thank you! Love the idea! Need to go to Dollar Store now!
ReplyDeleteWhat I cute idea! Might have to make a run to my dollar store and see if they have them :)
ReplyDeleteSarah
teachingiscolorful.blogspot.com
Too cute...off to Dollar Tree...Thanks for the shares!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love the pb/j cut-outs. Such a cute idea. I love the Dollar Tree, I think it's one of the best dollar stores. Thanks for sharing your finds.
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PolkaDotPalace
Great idea!!! I'll look for them next time I'm there. Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteStacy
Live Love Laugh and Teach!
Cute Megan!
ReplyDeleteThese are great ideas! Thanks for the freebie! I'm a follower. Please check out my blog.
ReplyDeleteFirst Grade Frame of Mind
Cute ideas! Wish we had a Dollar Tree here. :(
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Maybe I'll stop at Dollar Tree this week :)
ReplyDelete❤Teri
A Cupcake for the Teacher
So cute!! Heading to Hobby Lobby & Target, so now I"ll have to stop at the Dollar Tree...at least it's cheap!! Thanks so much for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteKelly
First Grade Fairytales
I didn't see them at my Dollar Tree last evening, but did you know that you can order from the Dollar Tree website and have items shipped to the store for free? I am seriously thinking about buying stock in Dollar Tree!! :)
ReplyDeleteOk, now I see that you have to buy large quantities. I guess that would still be helpful if you are going in with your grade level.
ReplyDeleteI saw your post and headed for the Dollar Tree immediately. I found the pb & j, but no mice and cheese. Too bad cuz they're super cute. But I did score ketchup/mustard bottles, cookies/milk, and a few others. I might just steal your ideas for them too!
ReplyDeleteKaSandra
http://memoriesmadeinfirst.blogspot.com
Amazing! These are great!
ReplyDelete~Fern
How cute of an idea is this! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteღDeAnne
First Grade and Fabulous
I bought a bunch of the cutouts a few weeks ago and have been waiting for an inspiration! Thank you for the great idea (inspiration) :)
ReplyDeleteBought mine over spring break!! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteAmy Burton
Those are so cute. I am going to make a trip to the dollar store just for those.
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