Free Printable Earth Day Learning Pack

Download a free printable Earth Day learning pack.

EDUCATIONAL DEALS & FREEBIES ROUND-UP

Here are some of the best educational deals and freebies available right now from Katie who writes at Cincinnati Cents:

LEGO Jurassic World Set for $20.99: Amazon has their LEGO Jurassic World Dilophosaurus Ambush Kit on sale for $20.99. With this set, kids can drive to rescue Gray from a dilophosaurus ambush in the LEGO Jurassic World 4×4 with a rear winch and explode function along with the 2 included mini figures.

Perplexus Original 3D Labyrinth Game for $12.39: Amazon has their Perplexus Original 3D Labyrinth Game on sale for $12.39. Inside the Perplexus Game, you’ll find 22 feet worth of track with 100 challenging barriers. Kids will need to flip, twist, and spin their way to the finish line.

Free Hot Wheels Speedometry Classroom Kit: 4th grade teachers can request a FREE Hot Wheels Speedometry Classroom Kit! Each kit contains 40 Hot Wheels diecast cars, 16 orange loops, 16 track clamps, 64 track connectors, and 100+ feet of orange track. Plus, you can download lesson plans and curriculum ideas to go along with this set.

BIC Z4+ Roller Pens for $1.99: Amazon has their BIC Z4+ Roller Pens (4 ct.) on sale for $1.99. These pens feature smooth writing and a rubber grip for improved comfort and control, and they come in 4 different colors – black, blue, red, and green.

Hats Off to Dr. Seuss Collector’s Edition on Blu-ray for $23.99:Purchase the Hats Off to Dr. Seuss Collector’s Edition on Blu-ray for just $23.99. Regularly priced at $59.99, this set includes the following classics – The Cat in the Hat, The Lorax, Horton Hears a Who!, Green Eggs & Ham and Other Stories, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Daisy-Head Mayzie, The Hoober-Bloob Highway, Pontoffel Pock, Where Are You?, and The Butter Battle Book.

Free Subscription to Parents Magazine: Request a free subscription to Parents Magazine. This publication focuses on food, fashion, age specific child development, pregnancy, child care, education, and more.

Family Christian Store $5 Book Sale: Family Christian Store is featuring a$5 Book Sale! There are a variety of titles included in this sale such as 5 Minutes with Jesus – $5, Not a Fan – $5, The Power of Prayer: One Minute Devotionals – $5, You’re Loved No Matter What – $5, Walk with Me Jesus – $5, Jesus Daily: 365 Interactive Devotions – $5, and many more. You can find all the books included in this sale here. Plus, if you have your order shipped to your local Family Christian Store, you’ll receive free shipping as well. This sale is valid through April 21st.

LEGO Minecraft Wither Set for $32.80: Amazon has their LEGO Minecraft The Wither Set on sale for $32.80. Regularly priced at $39.99, this nether fortress includes a tumbling wall function, a Steve mini figure, a wither, 2 skeleton, and a variety of accessories.

Duplo My First Cars & Trucks Set for $15.99: Purchase the LEGO DUPLO My First Cars & Trucks Set for just $15.99. This set features 3 wheelbases, a crane, assorted vehicle-themed DUPLO bricks, windows, drivers, passengers, a water refilling station, and more.

Katie is a wife and homeschooling mother of four who writes at Cincinnati Cents about saving money and having fun as a family without breaking the bank. She enjoys sharing new recipes, ideas for frugal family fun, and tips for spending less at the grocery store.

Arthur's April Fool Activities

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Looking for something to do on Friday for April Fool's Day?? If you have the book Arthur's April Fool, this FREE Activities will use math skills, reading elements and vocabulary skills to enhance comprehension of a fun story. Just go to my TPT store to download this freebie.

Smile:) Emily

Free Printable Math Problem of the Day April Calendar

Download a free printable Math Problem of the Day April calendar.

As we think about the last few days before end of the year assessment, this is a great resource to review skills. I think a great way to use this would be to have students cut apart each square, work the problem out and then make their own calendar. (I'm afraid our "smart" kiddos will just go through and count to "solve" the equation if they do it as is."

Just a little SMILE:) for today. 

Emily