Learning Through Play from Teach Me Tuesday

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Happy Tuesday!!  Thanks for joining us at Teach Me Tuesday!!  Today I'm sharing some super fun ways to learn through play:




Also, I'm starting a new feature!

Featured Freebies will be a list of {FREE} printables from last week's linky party!

Free Blends Wall Cards from 3 Dinosaurs
Free Zoo Pack Update from 3 Dinosaurs
Free Sight Word Dolch Cards from 3 Dinosaurs
Free Sight Word Dolch Lists from 3 Dinosaurs
Free Spell It! (a spelling game) from The Measured Mom
Free Fairy Tale Emergent Readers from The Measured Mom
Free Dot Sticker Letter K from The Measured Mom

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Now, on to this week's linky party!!

The party will be live from 8pm tonight until Thursday night!


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Comments

Chris said…
Hi Carla
Thank you for hosting TMT!!
Love your learning thru play tips...I just wish I had littles ( well, littler than they are now!) to use them with!! I pinned them tho, for others to see.

Hope all is well. I'm happy to be back and linking up after a break of 3 weeks.
Enjoy the week!

Love
Chris
July 29, 2013 at 8:38 PM
Unknown said…
Thanks for hosting! I'm enjoying all the features this week. Learning through play is my favorite!
July 30, 2013 at 8:26 AM
Michelle@ Learning to Be a Mom said…
Thanks for hosting! I really need some new ideas.
July 30, 2013 at 9:32 AM
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