Uncategorized | Feb 25, 2014
Win a $25 TeachersPayTeachers gift card–just in time for Thursday’s big sale!
By Angela Watson
Founder and Writer
Win a $25 TeachersPayTeachers gift card–just in time for Thursday’s big sale!
By Angela Watson
There are now 3 million registered educators at TeachersPayTeachers, and in honor of that, TPT is throwing a huge sale this Thursday and Friday. You can use the discount code TPT3 to get 28% off my entire store.
I know it’s tough to pay for classroom resources out of your own pocket, so I’m giving away a $25 TPT gift card to help out. You can enter to win in the Rafflecopter giveaway below…it ends at midnight EST on Wednesday 2/26/14. The mandatory entry is to leave a blog post comment sharing what product from my store you’d most like to buy if you won the gift card. You can follow and share on social media for additional (optional) entries.
And even more great news for you–I’ve teamed up with some other bloggers who are also giving away gift cards! If you teach grades 3 and up, you’ll find lots of great stuff in their stores. You can make sure you hit each blog by using this checklist or by following the hop: Laura Candler’s Corkboard Connections is next in line!
Angela Watson
Founder and Writer
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I would love to buy many of your products, but if I had to choose one I would want to buy the 5th grade fraction partner games!
I would like to try the games for third grade math.
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/3rd-Grade-Fractions-Math-Partner-Games10-Games-Designed-for-Common-Core-465722
Is it bad that I have my credit card number memorized because I make such frequent purchases on TPT? 😉
I would probably go after your Discussion Starters for Math Problem Solving first……my middle schoolers seem to be very used to having things spoon fed to them, and encouraging them to think more deeply and more independently has been a challenge for me. This looks like an awesome product to help overcome that!
I would love the first grade math games for pairs. My student love game based activities and I know these would be a hit!
Such wonderful products! I would love First Grade Number and Operations in Base Ten: 14 CCSS place value partner games
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/1st-Grade-Number-Operations-in-Base-Ten-14-CCSS-place-value-partner-games-784475