SO MUCH NEW!

Well hello! I've always been a terrible blogger, which I said 2 years ago when I made my first blog. Not much has changed in that area but there is SO MUCH NEW to celebrate and look forward to in my life and teaching career. I have been working hard the past few weeks on products that have just sat in my "In Progress" folder (eeek!). They are A M A Z I N G though!

Firstly, I wanted to share that my teacher social media accounts have changed to... The Behavior Bunch. It fits my career so perfectly and what I am passionate about in teaching. I'll eventually update my blog too. I DID IT!

Here's the LOGO! BAM!

Secondly, I just had to share the amazing products that I've posted recently.

Teach COOPERATIVE LEARNING like a B O S S with these posters and placemats! 

& THIS one is finally [EDITABLE] *YAY!* Keep track of those numbers! 

Social SKILLS for DAYS!

Get Organized! UPDATED for 2017/2018 

How about those behavior flow maps? I think YES! 

Which one is your favorite!? There's more to look out if you haven't already at my Teachers Pay Teachers shop! Look forward to more goodies this summer. <3 Make sure you are also FOLLOWING me to enter into my upcoming GIVEAWAY for one of these fab products! 

BLOG UPDATE & Character Counts *FREEBIE!*

Hey y'all! 

{Character Counts} 

In honor of my new blog update {have you seen it yet on ...PC?} AND my transition to my new school (and district), I'm sharing my 6 Pillars of Character Foldable, which can be downloaded here. My previous school didn't use Character Counts, but I remember one of my elementary schools used this framework, and it teaches many good principles. So, whether or not your school uses the 6 Pillars of Character, it's still beneficial to teach them within your own classroom! 

Here's what it looks like: 

Let me know what you think! :) 

TPT PRODUCT: Number, Decimal, & Fraction of the Day *Differentiated* Worksheets!

Hi Everyone! I finally got around to sharing my FAVORITE math review worksheets for grades 4th-6th (or 4th-8th for special education or intervention students). They are offered in 3 levels for differentiation! View on my TPT. 

****Product Description:
LINKED TO MANY CCSS 4TH-6TH! 
Great review for middle school students as well, or special education students who need the extra reinforcement to master these critical skills: 

Whole Numbers: 
Prime or Composite? 
Expanded Form 
Mental Math: Addition & Subtraction
Multi-digit Multiplication & Division 
Order of Operations (including exponents) 

Decimals: 
Place Value 
Word Form & Expanded Form 
Rounding 
Mental Math: Addition & Subtraction of Decimals 
Multiplication & Division of Decimals (by whole numbers and by decimals) 
Comparing Decimals (< > =) 
One to Two Step Word Problems 

Fractions: 
Drawing fractions 
Adding Fractions (mixed numbers as well!) 
Subtracting Fractions (mixed numbers as well!) **uncommon denominators/common denominators - depends on the fraction/mixed number you assign! 
**remind students to simplify 
Comparing Fractions 
Fractions on a Number line 
Fractions within word problems 

These are essential skills to review with your students, and these sheets are practically "no prep!" Great to leave for sub, use as bell work, or even assign a number/decimal/fraction for homework. 

This comes in PDF (Not PPT or Word, so it is not editable). Please look at preview! You assign number/decimal/fraction and students put it in the banner (at the top of each page) and complete the worksheet.

TPT PRODUCT: Number, Decimal, & Fraction of the Day *Differentiated* Worksheets!

Hi Everyone! I finally got around to sharing my FAVORITE math review worksheets for grades 4th-6th (or 4th-8th for special education or intervention students). They are offered in 3 levels for differentiation! View on my TPT. 

****Product Description:
LINKED TO MANY CCSS 4TH-6TH! 
Great review for middle school students as well, or special education students who need the extra reinforcement to master these critical skills: 

Whole Numbers: 
Prime or Composite? 
Expanded Form 
Mental Math: Addition & Subtraction
Multi-digit Multiplication & Division 
Order of Operations (including exponents) 

Decimals: 
Place Value 
Word Form & Expanded Form 
Rounding 
Mental Math: Addition & Subtraction of Decimals 
Multiplication & Division of Decimals (by whole numbers and by decimals) 
Comparing Decimals (< > =) 
One to Two Step Word Problems 

Fractions: 
Drawing fractions 
Adding Fractions (mixed numbers as well!) 
Subtracting Fractions (mixed numbers as well!) **uncommon denominators/common denominators - depends on the fraction/mixed number you assign! 
**remind students to simplify 
Comparing Fractions 
Fractions on a Number line 
Fractions within word problems 

These are essential skills to review with your students, and these sheets are practically "no prep!" Great to leave for sub, use as bell work, or even assign a number/decimal/fraction for homework. 

This comes in PDF (Not PPT or Word, so it is not editable). Please look at preview! You assign number/decimal/fraction and students put it in the banner (at the top of each page) and complete the worksheet.

Keeping up with...Miss Sanchez

Hey bloggy friends!

Make sure you're spending enough time relaxing and catching up on your favorite shows! I rarely turn away an opportunity to binge watch HLN! :)

So, today I want to share some of my classrooms projects! I can't wait to post when they are all actually in my classroom. :D

Classroom Projects!

 If you joined me on Periscope on Saturday, you probably heard and seen my classroom projects! Here are some things I have going on...

{Hobby Lobby, Dollar Tree, & Target!}

I found this green frame and glittered letters at Hobby Lobby for around $8 total. I just figured it would be a cute sign to hang {plus it matches my pink-green-blue color scheme!}
Table coveres {from the Dollar Tree} are a GREAT way to decorate your bulletin boards for cheap. These hanging Pom {Balls?} were $3 with a coupon. And again, they match!

1) BROWNIE POINTS! Check out my "Summer Freebie Finds" post to learn more about the Brownie Points classroom management system - and get the freebie! I bought these pans at {Dollar Tree} and will use them to post a magnetic brownie pictures for when my students earn a Brownie Point!

2) 17cent folders at Target {and they're actually really sturdy}! These will be used for Data Folders for my students! 

3) This was a total steal at Hobby Lobby. I found these dry erase covers in the clearance section for $4 {it comes with 5; which is perfect for my small groups!}

4) DOLLAR TREE wins again! I've been trying to think of something fun and cute to put on my front door this year. I decided to go with a "Miss Sanchez's Students are Sweet" and add their names on each of these cupcakes! I will probably laminate them.

5) Market your blog or TPT with this mug from Dollar Tree! Just design a mug template by measuring the paper thats already inside, printing and cutting it out. 

{once I do this, I'll post a template you can use that fits!}

What projects do you have going on for your classroom? Make sure to leave a comment and link to your blog! I can't  wait to check yours out. :)