Hey Yahoo groupies,

I just posted information on the latest swap at the blog
(www.montessoribyhand.blogspot.com.) This one entails sending 5
miniature objects for use in the Sound Games to one other
Montessorian. You will receive 5 objects in return from another
participant.

The sign up deadline is this Sunday, May 20th. For info on how to
participate, check out the blog.

Happy May,
Meg

Hey Yahoo groupies,

I just posted information on the latest swap at the blog
(www.montessoribyhand.blogspot.com.) This one entails sending 5
miniature objects for use in the Sound Games to one other
Montessorian. You will receive 5 objects in return from another
participant.

The sign up deadline is this Sunday, May 20th. For info on how to
participate, check out the blog.

Happy May,
Meg

Hi Meg,

Thank you for the direct link!!  It looks like it will work much better.

Regarding the infrastructure......(I attended a community meeting with
representatives of the local telephone (government) company a week ago)
apparently the work has been done on our local exchange for broadband, but
there is a lack of funding to actually activate it.  Then today I discovered
that what they have installed will only work for those within a radius of
8km of the exchange.....I live further away than that :-(.  I am now
awaiting with baited breath for the federal budget to see what will be
offered for those like me to have satellite.....at the moment it is
prohibitively expensive.

When I mentioned to the local rep that I knew of somebody and mentioned your
location without names, he just shrugged his shoulders.  There is a large
mindset within the powers that be here in Australia, that they really
couldn't care less about those of us in the bush...

Anyway enough whinging!  Am looking forward to snagging all your wonderful
offerings and thank you so much for making them available.

Best wishes
Jane


On 15/4/07 1:39 AM, "Meg McElwee" <montessorirevolution@...> wrote:

> Hi Jane (and all who have slow internet connections),
>
> I'm really sorry it's a pain to download materials from the blog if
> you have a dial-up connection. One thing I can do is take down the
> sidebar boxes that make it easy for those with a faster connection.
> Here's why - anything that is in one of those sidebar boxes is also
> available at my box.net account, which you can access directly by
> clicking on the "view my files" small, blue button also in the
> sidebar. The direct address to my files is:
> http://public.box.net/montessoribyhand. I would suggest you cut and
> paste this link directly to your browser to access all the files.
>
> I have looked into using Yahoo for storage of these music and picture
> files, but even creating Yahoo sub-groups won't work. Each music file
> is about 3-6 MB, which means that I could only fit a handful of songs
> in the designated Yahoo storage of 100MB.
>
> I would like to hear from the rest of the members as to whether I
> should take down the downloading boxes from the sidebar and just leave
> them accessible through the box.net "view my files" button. I will
> definitely comply with your wishes and take them down/leave them up!
>
> To Jane ... that's such a shame that you don't have better
> infrastructure in Australia! I'm in rural Mexico (and I mean rural -
> nothing within 3 hours)and I have DSL! Crazy how things work.
>
> Looking forward to hearing from you all,
> Meg
>
>
>
> --- In montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com, Jane <jane5ok@...> wrote:
>>
>> It is great of you to share things with us.  I am just having problems
>> accessing the materials.  Please bear with me while I explain and
> please do
>> not take it personally.  I am on dial up (we live where broadband
> doesn't
>> exist) and the blog takes 30 minutes to download before the sidebar
> becomes
>> apparent......making it rather difficult to access.  The music files
> want to
>> stream through ......resulting in inaudiable distortions and it doesn't
>> appear that they can be saved and listened to later.  But at the
> slow rate
>> of access, I am just one person who wouldn't be able to get them.  I
> know
>> from reading an earlier entry that you were using this method to
> save space
>> on the yahoo group for other people to upload.  This is very thoughtful,
>> however there is a storage capacity in the group for 100mb and maybe
> that
>> will be enough?  Some of the other montessori groups have worked
> around the
>> storage issue by having specific storage groups.  Possibly this could be
>> used here?  I am sorry if I sound ungrateful, because I am not!  I
> just find
>> the file access through the blog to be painfully slow.
>> Warmly
>> Jane (who lives in rural Australia where the telephone company provides
>> degraded 40+ year old copper wiring as a telephone service ;-) )
>>
>> On 7/4/07 10:32 AM, "Meg McElwee" <montessorirevolution@...> wrote:
>>
>>> Dear Montessori By Hand Yahoo-ers,
>>>
>>> I've made available for download on the sidebar of the blog 3-part
>>> cards for composers. But that's not all! Also available are sound
>>> clips of songs written by each of the 18 composers in the set! Check
>>> out the blog for more info and tips for the presentation of this
> material.
>>>
>>> Peace,
>>> Meg
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Yahoo! Groups Links
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Dearest Montessorians,

I wanted to draw your attention to a new feature I have added to the
blog. From now on, every Saturday I will post an audio clip of one of
the many songs I sing with my children in the classroom. It's just me
singing, but it should be a great way for you to learn new songs to
sing with your children. I will also provide the lyrics and any
special instructions for the song, such as movements. Many of the
songs will be in various languages, and you might find some of the
classics translated into Spanish. Hope you enjoy!

Check out the blog www.montessoribyhand.blogspot.com for more info and
to listen to and learn this week's song!

Take care,
Meg

Dear Juliette,

As far as I've learned, there are blank arrows for the initial presentation,
you lay them out as ask the questions to whom/to what etc. yourself. Then
there are arrows that the child can use for their independent work that
would have the questions printed on them. I hope that helps,

Sarah

>From: "juliettemomof3" <juliette3@...>
>Reply-To: montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com
>To: montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [montessoribyhand] another material making question
>Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2007 13:01:25 -0000
>
>Since you were all so kind and quick with the last post, I thought I
>would try another question....
>I am trying to make the reading/sentence analysis work and I have
>printed what was in the file on the storage group (on another yahoo
>group) for it. I am trying to determine if I need to print the info
>twice because I can't tell from the pictures in the Neinhaus catalog if
>the arrows in the boxes have words on them or not.  Can anyone tell me
>if the arrows in the boxes have anything printed on them?
>
>Thanks for any help!
>
>Juliette
>
>
>

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Since you were all so kind and quick with the last post, I thought I
would try another question....
I am trying to make the reading/sentence analysis work and I have
printed what was in the file on the storage group (on another yahoo
group) for it. I am trying to determine if I need to print the info
twice because I can't tell from the pictures in the Neinhaus catalog if
the arrows in the boxes have words on them or not.  Can anyone tell me
if the arrows in the boxes have anything printed on them?

Thanks for any help!

Juliette

Hi Juliette,

I used to be competent with the sewing machine but now I am out of
practice and definitely out of time.  Those fabric pouches look soooo
very good.

The following are some suggestions I have:
1) Use fabric and fabric glue instead of sewing
2) Use fabric and self adhesive velcro
3) Use construction paper and glue/staples
4) Use a photo album - I use the ones for the 4X6 pics - the cheaper
brands seem to have more room in the pockets.  Currently, I have all
of my plant 4 part cards in an album
5) Album inserts - the 81/2X11 page is divided into half - you could
put the controls in top and the other into the bottom.
6) Pocket charts - school supply stores have pocket charts - you
could store your cards there and decorate the pocket to match the
topic so the child could ID what is in that pocket

I am sure that when you start to brain storm, you will come up with a
ton of other ideas.  I took the dimentions of my cards and went to
different stores (craft, stationary, dollar stores, school supply,
container stores, etc) and looked at everything with new eyes...just
thinking of storage...

Have a great day,
Ahilya

--- In montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com, "juliettemomof3"
<juliette3@...> wrote:
>
  I am
> wondering if there is anyone with ideas about storing three part
> cards for the "sewing-machine-challenged" like myself?
> Any other materials that don't involve fabric or thread that people
> have used successfully to hold these three and four part cards?
> Any help for me?
> Juliette
>
>

You might look at bill holders, Juliette. I got one and using a glue
gun attached a small pocket of plastic in the middle of each section.
That gave me 3 sections.

Lolita

>Hi, I am new here, I am Juliette a homeschooling mom of three. I am
>wondering if there is anyone with ideas about storing three part
>cards for the "sewing-machine-challenged" like myself? I gave it my
>best college try with the wonderful tutorial in this thread, but,
>alas, it just was not meant to be.
>Any other materials that don't involve fabric or thread that people
>have used successfully to hold these three and four part cards?
>My mom used some type of vinyl and (I think) electrical tape when I
>was a kid, but that was in the 70's when EVERYTHING was vinyl!LOL!
>(my mom was an M directress)
>
>Any help for me?
>
>Juliette
>

"Children- take 'em as they run-
You kin bet on, ev'ry one!
Treat 'em right and reco'nize
Human souls is just one size." James Whitcomb Riley 1849-1916

Hi, I am new here, I am Juliette a homeschooling mom of three.  I am
wondering if there is anyone with ideas about storing three part
cards for the "sewing-machine-challenged" like myself?  I gave it my
best college try with the wonderful tutorial in this thread, but,
alas, it just was not meant to be.
Any other materials that don't involve fabric or thread that people
have used successfully to hold these three and four part cards?
My mom used some type of vinyl and (I think) electrical tape when I
was a kid, but that was in the 70's when EVERYTHING was vinyl!LOL!
(my mom was an M directress)

Any help for me?

Juliette

--- In montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com, "Karla Norgaard"
<knorgy@...> wrote:
>
> Jo,
>
> I would make a separate pouch for each set of cards. The pouch
> probably wouldn't be big enough to hold several sets of cards.
>
> -Karla
>
>
> --- In montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com, "jo ebisujima" <jojoebi@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> > I am wondering whether you make a pouch for each set of cards, for
> > example one for parts of a horse, another for the turtle, another
for
> > fish etc. or do you put all the cards in one Zoology pouch?
> >
> > thanks,
> >
> > jo
> >
>

I think I'm just going to take down the sidebar boxes and leave the
"view my files" button so you can access the files. I'll do this when
I have a chance within the next day or so.

The composers sound clips are also at box.net under the "composers"
folder.

Thanks for your input!

Meg

--- In montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com, Lolita Cook <lita@...> wrote:
>
> Meg, I, too, have a slow connection. I've had no problems downloading
> from box.net, THANK YOU. I am wondering, though, if I'm missing
> anything. Are the sound clips of the 18 composers also on box.net? I
> didn't see them, but it could be that I'm confused (not unusual for me).
>
> Lolita
>
>
> >Hi Jane (and all who have slow internet connections),
> >
> >I'm really sorry it's a pain to download materials from the blog if
> >you have a dial-up connection. One thing I can do is take down the
> >sidebar boxes that make it easy for those with a faster connection.
> >Here's why - anything that is in one of those sidebar boxes is also
> >available at my box.net account, which you can access directly by
> >clicking on the "view my files" small, blue button also in the
> >sidebar. The direct address to my files is:
>
><http://public.box.net/montessoribyhand.>http://public.box.net/montessoribyhand\
.

> >I would suggest you cut and
> >paste this link directly to your browser to access all the files.
> >
> >I have looked into using Yahoo for storage of these music and picture
> >files, but even creating Yahoo sub-groups won't work. Each music file
> >is about 3-6 MB, which means that I could only fit a handful of songs
> >in the designated Yahoo storage of 100MB.
> >
> >I would like to hear from the rest of the members as to whether I
> >should take down the downloading boxes from the sidebar and just leave
> >them accessible through the box.net "view my files" button. I will
> >definitely comply with your wishes and take them down/leave them up!
> >
> >To Jane ... that's such a shame that you don't have better
> >infrastructure in Australia! I'm in rural Mexico (and I mean rural -
> >nothing within 3 hours)and I have DSL! Crazy how things work.
> >
> >Looking forward to hearing from you all,
> >Meg
> >
> >--- In
>
><mailto:montessoribyhand%40yahoogroups.com>montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com,

> >Jane <jane5ok@> wrote:
> > >
> > > It is great of you to share things with us. I am just having
problems
> > > accessing the materials. Please bear with me while I explain and
> >please do
> > > not take it personally. I am on dial up (we live where broadband
> >doesn't
> > > exist) and the blog takes 30 minutes to download before the sidebar
> >becomes
> > > apparent......making it rather difficult to access. The music files
> >want to
> > > stream through ......resulting in inaudiable distortions and it
doesn't
> > > appear that they can be saved and listened to later. But at the
> >slow rate
> > > of access, I am just one person who wouldn't be able to get them. I
> >know
> > > from reading an earlier entry that you were using this method to
> >save space
> > > on the yahoo group for other people to upload. This is very
thoughtful,
> > > however there is a storage capacity in the group for 100mb and maybe
> >that
> > > will be enough? Some of the other montessori groups have worked
> >around the
> > > storage issue by having specific storage groups. Possibly this
could be
> > > used here? I am sorry if I sound ungrateful, because I am not! I
> >just find
> > > the file access through the blog to be painfully slow.
> > > Warmly
> > > Jane (who lives in rural Australia where the telephone company
provides
> > > degraded 40+ year old copper wiring as a telephone service ;-) )
> > >
> > > On 7/4/07 10:32 AM, "Meg McElwee" <montessorirevolution@> wrote:
> > >
> > > > Dear Montessori By Hand Yahoo-ers,
> > > >
> > > > I've made available for download on the sidebar of the blog 3-part
> > > > cards for composers. But that's not all! Also available are sound
> > > > clips of songs written by each of the 18 composers in the set!
Check
> > > > out the blog for more info and tips for the presentation of this
> >material.
> > > >
> > > > Peace,
> > > > Meg
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Yahoo! Groups Links
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
> "Children- take 'em as they run-
> You kin bet on, ev'ry one!
> Treat 'em right and reco'nize
> Human souls is just one size." James Whitcomb Riley 1849-1916
>

Hi Jane (and all who have slow internet connections),

I'm really sorry it's a pain to download materials from the blog if
you have a dial-up connection. One thing I can do is take down the
sidebar boxes that make it easy for those with a faster connection.
Here's why - anything that is in one of those sidebar boxes is also
available at my box.net account, which you can access directly by
clicking on the "view my files" small, blue button also in the
sidebar. The direct address to my files is:
http://public.box.net/montessoribyhand. I would suggest you cut and
paste this link directly to your browser to access all the files.

I have looked into using Yahoo for storage of these music and picture
files, but even creating Yahoo sub-groups won't work. Each music file
is about 3-6 MB, which means that I could only fit a handful of songs
in the designated Yahoo storage of 100MB.

I would like to hear from the rest of the members as to whether I
should take down the downloading boxes from the sidebar and just leave
them accessible through the box.net "view my files" button. I will
definitely comply with your wishes and take them down/leave them up!

To Jane ... that's such a shame that you don't have better
infrastructure in Australia! I'm in rural Mexico (and I mean rural -
nothing within 3 hours)and I have DSL! Crazy how things work.

Looking forward to hearing from you all,
Meg

--- In montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com, Jane <jane5ok@...> wrote:
>
> It is great of you to share things with us. I am just having problems
> accessing the materials. Please bear with me while I explain and
please do
> not take it personally. I am on dial up (we live where broadband
doesn't
> exist) and the blog takes 30 minutes to download before the sidebar
becomes
> apparent......making it rather difficult to access. The music files
want to
> stream through ......resulting in inaudiable distortions and it doesn't
> appear that they can be saved and listened to later. But at the
slow rate
> of access, I am just one person who wouldn't be able to get them. I
know
> from reading an earlier entry that you were using this method to
save space
> on the yahoo group for other people to upload. This is very thoughtful,
> however there is a storage capacity in the group for 100mb and maybe
that
> will be enough? Some of the other montessori groups have worked
around the
> storage issue by having specific storage groups. Possibly this could be
> used here? I am sorry if I sound ungrateful, because I am not! I
just find
> the file access through the blog to be painfully slow.
> Warmly
> Jane (who lives in rural Australia where the telephone company provides
> degraded 40+ year old copper wiring as a telephone service ;-) )
>
> On 7/4/07 10:32 AM, "Meg McElwee" <montessorirevolution@...> wrote:
>
> > Dear Montessori By Hand Yahoo-ers,
> >
> > I've made available for download on the sidebar of the blog 3-part
> > cards for composers. But that's not all! Also available are sound
> > clips of songs written by each of the 18 composers in the set! Check
> > out the blog for more info and tips for the presentation of this
material.
> >
> > Peace,
> > Meg
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
>

Hi Jane (and all who have slow internet connections),

I'm really sorry it's a pain to download materials from the blog if
you have a dial-up connection. One thing I can do is take down the
sidebar boxes that make it easy for those with a faster connection.
Here's why - anything that is in one of those sidebar boxes is also
available at my box.net account, which you can access directly by
clicking on the "view my files" small, blue button also in the
sidebar. The direct address to my files is:
http://public.box.net/montessoribyhand. I would suggest you cut and
paste this link directly to your browser to access all the files.

I have looked into using Yahoo for storage of these music and picture
files, but even creating Yahoo sub-groups won't work. Each music file
is about 3-6 MB, which means that I could only fit a handful of songs
in the designated Yahoo storage of 100MB.

I would like to hear from the rest of the members as to whether I
should take down the downloading boxes from the sidebar and just leave
them accessible through the box.net "view my files" button. I will
definitely comply with your wishes and take them down/leave them up!

To Jane ... that's such a shame that you don't have better
infrastructure in Australia! I'm in rural Mexico (and I mean rural -
nothing within 3 hours)and I have DSL! Crazy how things work.

Looking forward to hearing from you all,
Meg



--- In montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com, Jane <jane5ok@...> wrote:
>
> It is great of you to share things with us.  I am just having problems
> accessing the materials.  Please bear with me while I explain and
please do
> not take it personally.  I am on dial up (we live where broadband
doesn't
> exist) and the blog takes 30 minutes to download before the sidebar
becomes
> apparent......making it rather difficult to access.  The music files
want to
> stream through ......resulting in inaudiable distortions and it doesn't
> appear that they can be saved and listened to later.  But at the
slow rate
> of access, I am just one person who wouldn't be able to get them.  I
know
> from reading an earlier entry that you were using this method to
save space
> on the yahoo group for other people to upload.  This is very thoughtful,
> however there is a storage capacity in the group for 100mb and maybe
that
> will be enough?  Some of the other montessori groups have worked
around the
> storage issue by having specific storage groups.  Possibly this could be
> used here?  I am sorry if I sound ungrateful, because I am not!  I
just find
> the file access through the blog to be painfully slow.
> Warmly
> Jane (who lives in rural Australia where the telephone company provides
> degraded 40+ year old copper wiring as a telephone service ;-) )
>
> On 7/4/07 10:32 AM, "Meg McElwee" <montessorirevolution@...> wrote:
>
> > Dear Montessori By Hand Yahoo-ers,
> >
> > I've made available for download on the sidebar of the blog 3-part
> > cards for composers. But that's not all! Also available are sound
> > clips of songs written by each of the 18 composers in the set! Check
> > out the blog for more info and tips for the presentation of this
material.
> >
> > Peace,
> > Meg
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
>

It is great of you to share things with us.  I am just having problems
accessing the materials.  Please bear with me while I explain and please do
not take it personally.  I am on dial up (we live where broadband doesn't
exist) and the blog takes 30 minutes to download before the sidebar becomes
apparent......making it rather difficult to access.  The music files want to
stream through ......resulting in inaudiable distortions and it doesn't
appear that they can be saved and listened to later.  But at the slow rate
of access, I am just one person who wouldn't be able to get them.  I know
from reading an earlier entry that you were using this method to save space
on the yahoo group for other people to upload.  This is very thoughtful,
however there is a storage capacity in the group for 100mb and maybe that
will be enough?  Some of the other montessori groups have worked around the
storage issue by having specific storage groups.  Possibly this could be
used here?  I am sorry if I sound ungrateful, because I am not!  I just find
the file access through the blog to be painfully slow.
Warmly
Jane (who lives in rural Australia where the telephone company provides
degraded 40+ year old copper wiring as a telephone service ;-) )

On 7/4/07 10:32 AM, "Meg McElwee" <montessorirevolution@...> wrote:

> Dear Montessori By Hand Yahoo-ers,
>
> I've made available for download on the sidebar of the blog 3-part
> cards for composers. But that's not all! Also available are sound
> clips of songs written by each of the 18 composers in the set! Check
> out the blog for more info and tips for the presentation of this material.
>
> Peace,
> Meg
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Hello Montessorians!

I have made several more music-related files available for you to
download through box.net on the blog sidebar. Check out the Who Am I?
cards for composers and the instruments of the orchestra.

Also, you'll find composers definition stages at the blog. I selected
5 of the 18 composers for this material. Happy downloading!

Peace,
Meg

P.S. If you're wondering why I am downloading more material to box.net
via the blog sidebar, it's because our Yahoo group space is limited. I
thought it would be better to offer the materials I have made through
box.net, while you all can upload your materials to Yahoo. If you have
photo files that use up a lot of space, you might want to consider
sending them to me so I can upload them to my Box account.

Jo,

I would make a separate pouch for each set of cards. The pouch
probably wouldn't be big enough to hold several sets of cards.

-Karla


--- In montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com, "jo ebisujima" <jojoebi@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am wondering whether you make a pouch for each set of cards, for
> example one for parts of a horse, another for the turtle, another for
> fish etc. or do you put all the cards in one Zoology pouch?
>
> thanks,
>
> jo
>

Hi,
I am wondering whether you make a pouch for each set of cards, for
example one for parts of a horse, another for the turtle, another for
fish etc. or do you put all the cards in one Zoology pouch?

thanks,

jo

You can find a tutorial for a pouch for definition stages material
here:
http://montessoribyhand.blogspot.com/2007/03/definition-stages-pouch.html


--- In montessoribyhand@yahoogroups.com, "thedebster19"
<thedebster19@...> wrote:
>
> I'd like to hear any input anyone has about how to keep the different
> stages of definitions organized. Right now, I just have regular
> envelopes laminated (with a slit cut at the opening) to hold each
> stage. Anyone have anymore creative ideas that might make the work
> more appealing?
>

I'd like to hear any input anyone has about how to keep the different
stages of definitions organized. Right now, I just have regular
envelopes laminated (with a slit cut at the opening) to hold each
stage. Anyone have anymore creative ideas that might make the work
more appealing?

My 3-part card files are done in PowerPoint because that was the
easiest way to make them and keep them all the exact same size. That
way, my students can mix the different categories of cards and cannot
figure out which category they go with because of the size. They
actually have to think! The only thing I didn't put in the file was
the label of telling what category the cards are. Hope you like them!

Dear Montessori By Hand Yahoo-ers,

I've made available for download on the sidebar of the blog 3-part
cards for composers. But that's not all! Also available are sound
clips of songs written by each of the 18 composers in the set! Check
out the blog for more info and tips for the presentation of this material.

Peace,
Meg

I have added some files for the colour tablets, I made them with wood effect
edges so that
they look like the ones Maria Montessori used. I backed mine with brown card
then laminated
them.
I also have the graded tablets but the files are quite big, I don't want to take
up all the free
space! so if anyone wants them you can email me and I will send you them.

Jo

Hello,

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I have just posted a tutorial (www.montessoribyhand.blogspot.com) on
an audio/visual instruments of the orchestra material! I'm really
excited about this. See the blog for specifics.

I wasn't able to upload the associated files to our Yahoo group due to
size limitations, but they are available at my box.net account. You
can access this through the button on the sidebar of the blog, or
directly at this address:

http://public.box.net/montessoribyhand.

Hope you find this useful!

Meg

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   Description : Print out to go with the Color Mixing Experiment described on
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I've just finished uploading my world music files and several sets of
photo classification cards! Check out the latest post at the blog,
www.montessoribyhand.blogspot.com for more info. You can access the
files through the sidebar of the blog or through the "links" section
at the Yahoo Group.

I hope you enjoy these!

Meg

I just posted 6 sets of classified cards with labels. Print out 3
copies of each and color them in to make a set of classified cards and
a matching set of 3 part cards. They are in the Files link under
Language -> 3 Part Cards

You did it!  Yay for file sharing!