A few weeks ago (when I first started my blog, and was CLUELESS about blogging--well, I'm still clueless, but that's another story), I mentioned about using an egg carton for word families. Here's an en example of what I was referring. Forgive the image, it was a quick shot---but I think you can get the idea. Well-----today I purchased some
DJ Inkers adorable clip art and decorated the
front cover.
But that's not enough---I need a way for them to log it....so then I created
this. Egg-sellent Work? Tell me what you think. :)
A few weeks ago (when I first started my blog, and was CLUELESS about blogging--well, I'm still clueless, but that's another story), I mentioned about using an egg carton for word families. Here's an en example of what I was referring. Forgive the image, it was a quick shot---but I think you can get the idea. Well-----today I purchased some DJ Inkers adorable clip art and decorated the front cover.
But that's not enough---I need a way for them to log it....so then I created this. Egg-sellent Work? Tell me what you think. :)
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Again--I'm noticing that my cutesie fonts are NOT showing up when I transfer to google docs. The font that I was using for this is called-- Letters Hatching. It's a free font online. The first letter of each word is an egg with legs...REALLY cute!
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