It's Official !

Happy Friday Blogging Friends ! 

We have some exciting news to share ... The Math GNOMe and Common Core 4 has now been officially published. Thank you to Creative Teaching Press, our humble little teacher resource has been turned into 6 books! You can now purchase The Math Gnome and Common Core Four specifically for grades K - 5.  We have really set out to present a user friendly Common Core Standard Based resource for teachers by TEACHERS.
PS: it's also available as an eBook! Instant gratification :) 

Here's the link - Check it out!!!! EEEEEEeee can you tell we are excited??? 

Creative Teaching Press - Math GNOMe Resource Books and Management Sets

Side note: As a result of this exciting news - Our products related to the Math Gnome will no longer be available on Amazon or Teachers Pay Teachers. However, you can still visit our Teachers Pay Teachers store for other teaching resources and tools that we have created! 

  

Another Year Down

Wow, this sure has been a crazy year. We have really enjoyed developing the Math GNOMe and Common Core 4. As our own school year comes to an end (next week...wahooo) we are already planning lessons, creating templates, and tweaking how all this will look in our own rooms next year. This has been a wonderful learning process and has really allowed us to get in the Common Core mindset. The ELA plan has also come to take form. As we continue to create this summer we will be posting, tweeting and blogging about our ideas. We also have workshops that we will be conducted throughout our region! We will be blogging about those experiences as well.

On top of all this excitement we have to "blog brag" about our book... Our book which has been available on teacherspayteachers.com is now available on Amazon for print as well as Kindle version to download !

So, as our school year comes to an end and the summer begins we look forward to taking a bit of a breather and then really focusing on both our ELA and Math Common Core journey. 

What is one to say about June, the time of perfect young summer, the fulfillment of the promise of the earlier months, and with as yet no sign to remind one that its fresh young beauty will ever fade.  ~Gertrude Jekyll