Ocean creatures plus bingo cards mean lots of learning and fun! This week enter our drawing for a chance to win Ocean Bingo from Laurence King Publishing.
How can you win? Submit a comment to this blog by 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, August 15, and tell us your favorite ocean creature. One lucky teacher will be randomly selected.
Ready to dive in for more? Here are some other great contests and freebies sure to make you happy as a clam:
Grades K-5 teachers, apply for a chance to receive a free educator pack with the book John Deere, That’s Who!, an educator guide, and a set of 30 Ag Innovations magazines for your students. The book tells of the story of John Deere and the invention of the steel plow. Applications are due by August 15. Three hundred teachers will receive the set, so apply now and tell your colleagues, too. Click here.
How would your class benefit from a Promethean ActivPanel whiteboard? Share your story and you could be one of 20 teachers to win! To enter, create a video that explains your school’s need for an ActivPanel and shares how you would use it. Get the details at prometheanworld.com/grant. Applications open August 1 and will be accepted until November 1.
Kids are full of questions. Share some of those questions and they might be included in a new book from DK. Submit students’ weird and wacky science questions at dk-us.polldaddy.com/s/ask-a-scientist-us. Questions are due August 9.
My favorite ocean creature is the narwhal. For a long time I thought they were just fictional, until my daughter informed me otherwise. Too cool!
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chance to win Ocean Bingo from Laurence King Publishing.
Ocean Bingo looks like a good and fun read.
My kids would benefit from an ocean themed game when studying ocean creatures in 2019. My favorite ocean animal is the seahorse– because the dad carries the babies in his pouch!
Seahorse, of course! 🙂
Oooh, I always love a rhyme!
I would love to win and share The Ocean Bingo Game!
My favorite ocean animal is the octopus!
Oceans are a treasure trove of discovery!
Definitely, the sea turtle! Our unit on sea turtles is always a great way to talk about taking care of the Earth’s oceans too.
Octopus!
Seahorses of course
Jellyfish -at aquariums it is mesmerizing to watch them under black light ….! So beautiful!
I love seahorses
I love whales, sea turtles, and manatees!! (Really I love all sea animals!)
Dolphins! 🙂
Seahorses, they are so fascinating and different from any other animal.
Hermit Crabs
Whales!
Corals are beautiful and fascinating!
Super cool graphics!
Sea turtles!
Horseshoe Crab
My favorite ocean would be the starfish. If it loses a limb, it doesn’t get upset…it just grows another one!
Manatees! We just did a unit on ocean creatures and manatees have always been my favorite.
Two fat sharks. Love bingo.
My 6 year old son is captivated with Cephalopods. His absolute favorite cephalopod is the Colossal Squid. I think he would love to celebrate his birthday at school with a round (or two) of Ocean Bingo. I think his little first grade friends would love to play! We thank you in advance for considering us for this give away!
Dolphins!!
I’ve always loved dolphins!
Dolphins. I always enjoyed going to the Dolphin Shows at Brookfield Zoo in Chicago, IL. My daughter and I got to see them up close during our Girl Scout Cruise as they played in the water near our ship.
I love sea turtles!! They are so beautiful and peaceful.
The octopus (octopodes ????)! This bingo game would be “fintastic” fun for my under-the-sea library theme!
Octopus! I love vacationing at the ocean and generally have an ocean theme after Spring Break!
Dolphin 🙂
I am on vacation in Hawaii! I love the sea turtles! We visited the sea horse farm, they hold a special place in my heart as well
I love jellyfish!
I love the ocean and used to scuba dive. One year, my theme was the Ocean, I created sub-themes every month, such as: Ocean Animals, Layers of the Ocean, Ocean Shore Animals, People Living by the Ocean etc … Each theme had a range of books that the children could use in class, borrow and of course write about. Before the Winter Holidays the class looked like a giant aquarium 🙂 It’s one of my best teaching memories. I have no favorite when it comes to the Ocean, all its inhabitants are special and their home magical.