Summer Inspiration Linky - Week 4

I have a few teacher friends who are back to school already this week - some of them even with kiddos!

I report next week, and kids start two weeks from today. Yep, it's crunch time. My focus this week is on planning my entire first week, down to every activity I want to use with my students. I know I'm not alone in wanting to have lots of ways to build a classroom community and get kids learning classroom routines and expectations. Therefore, that's the focus of this week's linky party!

This week's focus is Back to School activities, units, procedures, expectations, guides, etc. - all for grades 3-5 - start choosing what you'll use with your students the first week of school! 

Check back throughout the week for products that are added to the linky. I hope you'll be inspired to cross off your summer to-do list! :) 

Link as many of your products and/or blog posts as you'd like. If they're FREE, be sure to list that in the title. 

Summer Planning Giveaway Stop C-5...almost there.

Summer Planning Giveaway Stop C-5

Thanks for stopping by on the scavenger hunt! 

There are 12 secret words to collect for Pack C. When you do, you win EVERY product you see pictured above! Every person who plays, wins! If you're just starting the Summer Planning Scavenger Hunt, start at http://imlovinlit.blogspot.com.  

Grab my secret word by following me on Pinterest (you may want to go find A Few of My Favorite Things - among other popular teacher boards) and Teachers Pay Teachers, and be sure to follow my blog with Bloglovin' by clicking the button on the top right of this page. Here is the item I've donated to the giveaway:

Use these cards as a great way to break the ice with your students the first week of school. You can use them to teach different routines in your classroom, or simply as a sponge activity.

You might also be interested in my Equivalent Fractions Task Cards, which you can purchase in my TpT store for only $3.25! There are 48 cards in the set, and they come in 3 sizes, so you can use them in learning stations, math journals, or small groups. 

Good luck planning for your school year, and thanks for stopping by!