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Valentine’s Blog Hop and a Giveaway!

I am loving how Valentine’s Day is getting closer and my classroom is filling up with hearts, pink, purple, sweetness.  Check out our cute bulletin board of our fun art projects!

 Have you been grabbing up all the amazing freebies that have been given handed out by the bloggers this month?  I know I have!  I am so excited for it to be my turn!  I wanted to share an revamped oldie with you today and I also wanted to share a new product that will be free JUST FOR TODAY!

First, is my oldie but goodie freebie that has been reinvented and has a brand new look.  This Valentine’s Day trace, write, and color product is now differentiated with 3 different styles and 2 different levels.  This is a great product for independent work stations or for small groups.  It’s even a great product to use during your class Valentine’s Day party!

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Differentiated-Valentines-Day-Trace-Write-Color-FREEBIE-1099353

Next, for today ONLY I wanted to give you a chance to scoop up my new Valentine’s Day Counting Pack for FREE!!!  On Wednesday, this product will be $2.00.  Scoop it up now!

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Valentines-Day-Counting-Pack-1-10-1696558

Lastly, I wanted to host a giveaway with this awesome blog hop!  I wanted to give you a chance to pick any $20 worth of items from my store!  Go ahead and enter to win!  The giveaway will end through the month.  It will end with the blog hop!

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I hope you’re gearing up for a fun Valentine’s Day in your class!  We are getting ready too!  Today is also a very exciting day today.  I’m heading to see Temple Grandin speak tonight!  I can’t wait!

Comments

  1. Jessica Franz says

    I love the freebies that you posted! If I win the drawing, I would definitely purchase the Editable Independent Work Station Starter Kit for Visual Learners. I would love to implement that in my classroom. I would probably also purchase some of the Edmark materials that you have created. Very awesome!

  5. Lisa says

    If I was to win, I would purchase the Edmark Homework series for my son. He just started using Edmark on the smartboard in his class. This would help with retaining of information learned.

    Thank you for the freebies.

    • Erin Hagey says

      She was amazing. It's inspiring to see a successful adult with autism shining a light on how to help our students. I was thinking about a post with my take aways this weekend. 😀

  9. kathy says

    Thanks for the freebie! I love your Edmark products and have some of them but I just noticed you have even more! I would definitely get more Edmark products!

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