Well, it just so happens that I have found a few of the videos on YouTube, so it's easy access! Plus, I have found a few workbooks online as well!!! I have a couple of the original workbooks from the 90s, but a huge thanks to whoever put them online! With Thanksgiving being TOMORROW, I thought I might mention one that pertains to this holiday. We used it as part of our history lesson last week, but Sam has requested to watch it a few more times this week, ha! Be sure to check it out!

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I don't know about you, but this is one of my favorite times of year. With the leaves falling, the temperatures cooling down, and the holidays ahead -- it's just so much fun! Along with the seasonal traditions and upcoming gatherings, it's a great time to add holiday-themed activities to the lesson plans.  There are so many fun crafts you can do for Thanksgiving! I had plans to do quite a few of them this year, but somehow time passed quicker than I wanted it to. Luckily, my son came home from our co-op with the cute little hand print turkey with a poem so I suppose I at least have that, ha!

I don't know about you, but I LOVE Gail Gibbons books! I've even found some teacher blogs where 1st and 2nd grade teachers use Gail Gibbons books for unit studies -- love them!