Who’s Ready to Ring in a New Year?

Are you ready for the new year? I am! I’m definitely in favor of leaving the old behind and ringing in the new.

 

A Sale For the New Year

Check out this hashtag sale, #Cheers2022, on TpT so you can snag some fabulous dollar deals! What better way to get excited about teaching and learning in 2022.

Last time I checked there were over 2,000 resources listed. But you need to hurry as these deals are only available on December 31, 2021 and January 1, 2022.

With so many resources to choose from, you’ll want to use the categories on the left-hand side of your screen to narrow down your search by grade level and subjects area.

 

You’ll find two of my resources listed in this sale. My consonant digraph blend to read short vowel word cards are a year-round best-seller. The winter cover-up activity for addition and subtraction facts is a newer seasonal resource.

Find a blog post with more resources and ideas for teaching consonant digraphs.

Click the highlighted words to discover a penguin-themed freebie for practicing or reviewing addition and subtraction facts.

An Updated New Year’s Freebie for You

The year on this freebie has been changed to 2023.

I’ve never succeeded at making or keeping new year’s resolutions. Have you? Here’s a free resource for 2023 that’s a little different.

The focus is on anticipating the possibilities a new year offers. I’m all for instilling a little hope for a better future right now.

Try this activity with children of various ages, at home or at school. The clipart and the prompts are geared toward children but the activity is suitable for all ages. The youngest can dictate their responses. You can also have children choose to respond to just 3 to 5 prompts or to complete them over more than one session.

Simply download, print, and provide writing tools.

Then, do a little brainstorming and you’re all set.

 

Use the first word as a prompt to complete the phrase in a way that’s meaningful for you. For example, I might finish “Give” with “lots of hugs”. Whereas my five-year-old grandson might add “New York City” to “See”. Ah… the possibilities are wide-ranging!

Click the highlighted words to download your free copy of A New Year of Possibilities.

My 2023 hopes are for a healthy new year for everyone!

I’d love to hear from you! Pick a prompt and share how you would complete it in the comments below.

Photo in title image by Tigerpix LLC.