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This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Woodrow Wilson. All opinions are 100% mine. Getting a Master’s Degree in teaching is expensive, but many people who do it, do so for the love of teaching. They do it because they want to help students by motivating them as well as by [...]
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Moving from elementary school to middle school wasn’t as difficult for my daughter as we thought. We had right to be concerned as she had a few rough years in elementary school. She’s been a sensitive child since birth and add to this that I became seriously ill right before Kindergarten. It was tough for [...]
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Imagine shopping for Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal, Pillsbury Toaster Strudel pastries, Trix Yogurt, Hamburger Helper skillet meals, Totino´s Pizza Rolls snacks, Nature Valley Granola Bars and Betty Crocker Fruit Roll-Ups snacks and earning money for your school at the same time? With Box Tops for Education products you can. Just tear off the Box Tops [...]
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It’s that time of year – Back To School! For some of us, it’s the most wonderful time of the year, for others there’s some confusion. Let Robyn from RobynsonlineWorld.com and me help get you and your children on the school bus to success with product information, giveaways, and discussions about the school year. RobynsonlineWorld.com [...]
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To honor teachers everywhere who are preparing for their school year, Tiny Prints has designed greeting cards to meet their needs. They can send each student a personalized welcome greeting card, connect with their student’s parents with a thank you card and celebrate their students with award cards. In support of building a connection between [...]
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I took part in the Elmer’s Bag It Forward project and will donate school items to a Title 1 school in Florida. Thanks to Collective Bias, I was given a stipend to spend on notebooks, pencils, paper, crayons, glue and the the things that children need in public elementary school. Title 1 schools have a [...]
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Did you hear about the I Don’t Want To Miss contest held last year? It was so popular that it’s being held again this year and the grand prize is that Danny Gokey, former American Idol finalist, will lead a music class for the winning school. For the first 10o videos entered, the teachers will [...]
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This first week of school is over and it flew by. It felt like I blinked my eyes and it was done. Samantha is enjoying her time in fifth grade and really likes her teacher. That makes things easy. It’s actually very rare that she doesn’t like her teacher as she can get along fine [...]
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A very special teacher with Peanut: Happily submitted to Wordless Wednesday and 5 Minutes For Mom Wordless Wednesday.
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I learned that art classes in my daughter’s school have been canceled for the next school year. This year Spanish classes were canceled. I am extremely upset and angry. The only “specials” they will have next year are music, community service and physical education. Taking art away from elementary age children is a disgrace. Art [...]
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School ends here on June 3rd. Even though summer doesn’t officially start until June 22nd, we consider that summer begins when school ends. And here in Florida, it feels like summer much earlier any way! We begin our planning for what to do each summer right after Christmas. We always go to Disney World because [...]
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I have been so blessed with all of my children’s teachers. I’m not going to say that they all have been perfect, but who is? They have been fair, patient, and caring. Some are teachers who have that teaching gene. They were supposed to be in the classroom surrounded by children or teens, trying to [...]
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