Fabulous Friday {Math} Freebies

I don't know about you, but there are few things that I like more than FRIDAYS and FREEBIES!

Since it's Friday, how about we double the fun and look at a couple of (super cute and colorful) math freebies? Each of these printables is available for download at one of my all-time favorite websites, Teachers Pay Teachers.

28 Styles of Hundreds Charts by Jason's Online Classroom

If you're looking to add a little fun to yesterday's hundred chart activities, try these! Jason's Online Classroom has some of the cutest, most stylish products on TpT. There are 28 colorful designs included in this packet. If you're looking to save ink - or go green - you can print them on cardstock and laminate them (or put them in page protectors) and use dry erase markers with them. Write, wipe, and reuse!

Math Alphabet Posters by Lovely Little Leaders

These posters are a great way to create a word rich environment (more on that later!) in your classroom or homeschool space. If you don't have room to hang them on your walls, you can use them to make an alphabet book. The colorful eye-catching borders and adorable illustrations make learning math terms a little less daunting and a lot more fun!

Fall Math Pack by The Moffatt Girls

Last but not least, I couldn't let this post end without a little fall fun. I love the addition and skip counting activities in this little activity pack for Pre-K through 1st grade, and I'm sure your student (or students) will enjoy it, too!

Have a happy weekend! :)

31 Days: Picaboo Review

Since there's currently a Living Social deal available nationwide for Picaboo, I thought I'd offer up a quick review.

I used Picaboo for both my wedding album and a photo canvas (see above) for the entryway of our apartment. Both were excellent quality, and I'd definitely order from the website again. In fact, I just bought the deal to use for our Christmas cards this year!

In order to create your photo projects, you'll need to download their software, which I found to be super user-friendly and intuitive. Basically, all you have to do is select the type of project that you'd like to make and drag and drop your photo(s) into place.

Shipping costs are reasonable and, in my experience, purchases arrive quickly.

The photo canvas I ordered looks amazing, and is comparable to the other photo canvases on the market. I wouldn't pay full price, as I've found better deals elsewhere, but they regularly go on sale at Picaboo, and there are social buying coupons (Living Social, Groupon, etc.) every few months.

The photo book isn't exactly "wedding album" quality (though I will admit that I purchased one of the lower-end books) but if you're looking for a nice photo book, Picaboo's books definitely fit the bill. The book is sturdy, the cover looks fantastic, and the pictures all came out crisp, bright and colorful.

In summary, the deal available on Living Social is totally worth the money. Picaboo is a great way to creatively save your memories. :)