That's right. I've been gallivanting all over the city snapping pictures for my new Environmental Print Alphabet posters! I managed to find 1-3 pictures for each letter of the alphabet and only used half of a tank of gas. :)
Do you use environmental print in your classroom? Here's one of the activities I like to do:
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| *Revised 3:00pm Central Standard Time- sorry for the mislabeling on p. 4 and 5! |
***2013 Update***
Here is my latest adventure with photography- 2-D and 3-D Shapes in the Environment! Download the FREE PREVIEW FILE for a sample freebie. :)
The pack includes: 79 photo cards, 8 shape scene cards, 3-In-a-Row game (8 game mats), 26 sorting cards, 2 Spin and Graph games, "I Can" and "Math Talk" task cards
Make sure and download the FREE PREVIEW FILE to grab your "sample" activity. Click {here}.
Love the environmental print ideas! Thanks for your driving and clicking skills! Can barely wait for the stuff to upload!
ReplyDeleteWhohoo! It loaded on Tpt without any problem this morning! Everything is good to go! :)
DeleteLove this! Thank you! I teach special ed and this is perfect for my guys.
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let you know the lables on pages 4 and 5 do not match your pictures on the spinners. But it is a super cute game.
ReplyDeleteAAHHH! Thank you so much for telling me! I just got home and revised it as soon as I saw your message. So sorry! Please re-download it. :)
DeleteGreat packet! Thanks for your hard work!
ReplyDeleteSarah
Learning is for Superstars
Love your ideas! Just put the posters in my cart!!
ReplyDeleteLove the environmental posters-have put them in my wish list.
ReplyDeleteBobbi
I love using environmental print. Thanks for posting such great ideas here and at Marsha's blog!
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Teaching With Love and Laughter
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Thanks for the great ideas! I use EP as well; I have the kids pick pictures they recognize and copy the names/words and then "write about" what they like about that pic. Great for beginning of the year!! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to print these out for my environmental print lessons! thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect for my classroom! I teach kids with moderate to severe disabilities so environmental print is BIG for us :) Thanks!!!
ReplyDelete-Claire
Special Speckled Eggs
Love your EP posters! I'm a new follower & look forward to sharing kinder ideas with you!! :)
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These look amazing!! Thank you for taking the time to take the pictures and then create these products!
ReplyDeleteHeather (heathernnance@yahoo.com)
Such a unique approach to an alphabet set. Great work!
ReplyDeleteModern Kindergarten
I love environmental print! These are great to add to one of my beginning of the year activities ;
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I so wish I had found this when it was free! I teach students with autism and this would be wonderful, but I'm not sure I can justify the money and still have to print them out on my own!
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ReplyDeleteThese look fantastic! They'll be going on my wish list for the big TPT sale! :)
ReplyDeleteA little trick for the font you used (that doesn't really relate to this item, but is just a cool trick)... if you put a slash like / in the the ABC series of fonts, it'll insert a blank area, kind of like a space in between the two fonts. I usually only use that when I do the tracing fonts, but figured I'd pass it along since you use those fonts also! :)
-Jessica
A Turn to Learn
Wonderful pictures!!! Perfect for teaching letter identification using print in which children are exposed to and have connections.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I teach Special Ed Pre-K and we are going to start letter identification in three weeks. This will be wonderful to use.
ReplyDeleteWonderful way to start a school year. will be doing this with my Prep year.
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