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A Tisket, A Tasket a Back to Homeschool Organization Basket Giveaway – Swoon! Now CLOSED.

August 17, 2015 | 465 Comments
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THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED. I HOPE YOU STICK AROUND AND FOLLOW ME. I LOVE MY FOLLOWERS AND DO GIVEAWAYS OFTEN.

A tisket, a tasket a back to homeschool basket.

I just love that nursery rhyme and I especially love hosting this giveaway for the third year in a roll.

This year I have a homeschool organization basket giveaway filled with some of my favorite things that I swoon over.

I have all kinds of fun organizing tools in it.

From bins to a basket, from pins to pens, from zippers to hanging storage, I had fun picking out all kinds of fun things to help you get inspired.

It’s just overflowing with “organizational-ness”.

But that is not all!

I am also including my new Glam It Up package homeschool planner. {Note if you bought this already, I will refund you your money.}

Then I love when my sponsors go the extra mile and love homeschoolers too.

Plus I think geography goes hand in hand with being organized.

Like Maggie Hogan says of Bright Ideas Press, “Geography—you’d be lost without it!”.

Something for the Big Kids

So one item they are including in my giveaway is the geography program, North Star Geography, (the digital download so the boys can read on their devices.)

I love using it for the boys because it emphasizes hands-on learning even at the junior high and high school level.

I am a stickler about keeping learning hands-on at the upper grades when most curriculum providers move into an all textbook approach.

So Bright Ideas Press is giving away a digital download of North Star Geography.

Oh, but that is not all.

Something for the Little Kids

They are also giving away in this basket the Ultimate Geography and Timeline Guide. (Paperback, 352 pages K-12).

Note: Since this is a physical book, it will be shipped to you.
From their website: This one source book will provide you with everything you need to competently teach geography from kindergarten through graduation. Part lesson-plans, part idea book, part unit study and part inspiration!

Are you ready?

Easy Rules – They always are!

Begins: Monday, August 17, 2015. Ends: Friday August 21, 2015 @ 8:00 a.m. CST

Just comment here on my blog. {Go to the bottom of this page where it says LEAVE A REPLY after you finish reading all the sweet details.} The winner will be selected using random org and will be notified afterwards.

Also, because you can’t be a once a month email reader, if my winner does not respond to my email within 24 hours, I will choose another winner.

1. Open to US residents only. (I know, but I have some more giveaways coming up opened any resident.)
2. You can comment twice. Comment 1 x time letting me know how long you have been following (best you can remember or if you are a new follower) and comment the second time about what you want to organize this year or something along that lines. You can keep it easy. I am about not fuss but love reading about you if you want to share.
3. You have to be a blog follower. If you are not, I would love for you to follow. You can join by signing up in the box below and then be sure to confirm the automatic email that you get in your inbox. (It takes just a minute or so and then come back here to comment.)

I wish ALL of you could have won, but I drew the winner.

Congratulations to Lisa! Comment Number 362.

~~Let’s get this party started!!~~

But this is a blog hop too. This Back to Homeschool blog hop is organized by iHomeschool Network, a collaboration of outstanding homeschool bloggers who connect with each other and with family-friendly companies in mutual beneficial projects. Visit us on Pinterest, Google Plus and Twitter .

34 homeschool bloggers have joined together to provide one massive back-to-homeschool blog hop with each blog having a different giveaway! Take a peek at the 34 sites and enter to win as many baskets as you like.

~~Click the image below to visit all the other giveaways from the homeschool moms of the iHomeschool Network.~~

Linking up @ these awesome places:

Mom 2 Mom|Good Morning Mondays|Modest Monday|Tell It To Me Tuesdays|Turn It Up Tuesday|

Ancient Egypt Homeschool Unit Study – Hands-on and FUN!

May 6, 2015 | 1 Comment
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I was given a free copy of Project Passport: Ancient Egypt and I was paid for my time. Compensated for my time does not mean paid off. ALL opinions are my own and for sure I will always tell you what is on my mind. Your experience may vary. When I do accept a review it’s because I am excited to tell you about it. Read my full disclosure here.

History has been anything but boring for us because I have been determined to keep it hands-on. I have to admit though it is not always easy. When I find homeschool history programs like Project Passport: Ancient Egypt from Home School in the Woods that fits what I think history should look like, I am always delighted to share about it.

Hands-on Homeschool Ancient Egypt History

Though we are history lovers in our home, I know that teaching Ancient Egypt history can be quite boring if you don’t find the right resource.

Using Project Passport: Ancient Egypt from Home School in the Woods over the past few weeks has been by far the best curriculum we have used for studying about Ancient Egypt.

Look at some of these things that makes us swoon over this curriculum.

Hands-on activities like mapping Upper and Lower Egypt, creating post cards and preparing a newspaper and recipes.
It means a lot to me to have high quality clip art and not babyish looking quality printables for middle school kids. The printables are high quality and are all labeled so that you can match them to the correct projects.
There are a variety of activities to choose from to suit any learning style. Tiny is my strongest auditory learner of all of my boys and he really was engaged by the beautiful sounding Mp3s like Touring Down the Nile, Interview with an Embalmer and Building a Pyramid. I haven’t really used the curriculum the way they suggested by picking and choosing. We tried to cram it all in because each project sounded as fun as the next one. We just had to taste a bit of everything. Along with creating minibooks, we created a passport, created a luggage folder (so cute), a travel itinerary, prepared the scrapbook of sights and snapshots of moments in history (timeline).
It’s all laid out Stop by Stop. Even the text you need to read for each lesson is included. This makes it easy to pick up and go when you are short on time.
The teacher’s keys are very helpful and Tiny was able to check his work on his own. I love that part.
I REALLY appreciate a scope and sequence being provided so that I can plan or see what will be covered. I have to create objectives and lesson plan and the teacher in me finds this part extremely helpful.

Look at some of these things that you will want to know before you use Project Passport: Ancient Egypt.

Details are important to history when you want to analyze them. Topics are covered with an eye for details and not broad strokes. If you want details, then it’s a great fit.
It requires a good amount of time for start up because you will want to take time reading through all the directions for both laying out the projects and how to print them. The payoff is rewarding but don’t look at speeding through the set up process. This is a savor the time curriculum.
Like high quality printables should be, you will want to use high quality materials like cardstock and color printables. You can print gray scale too and have the option to color. I think it’s always an advantage to have both options of coloring or gray scale printing though. Because this curriculum is sold by CD or downloads, your printer will be busy.
Though I thrive in organization, having four sub-folders to navigate between might seem overwhelming. It took me a few minutes to figure out that the Itineraries folder in the PDFs sub-folder was the place that I needed to visit at each Stop. It has the instructions for the activities for each stop. There are a total 25 Stops.
It is important to remember that the printables cannot be shrunk, which a lot of printers do. If you do this, like the instructions specifically mentions, it throws off all the printables. An important detail that is easy to forget when you start printing at each Stop. Avoid precious ink and high quality paper by minding the details on each page.

Like a comprehensive unit study should be, you will want to let go of whatever else you are studying about so that your children can enjoy the creative writing, arts and geography weaved throughout each Stop.

Tiny is just about out of the dress up stage but he fondly remembers our hands-on activities with Ancient Egypt (fun with cartouche and Lego pyramid) as we have used Home School in the Woods products through the years.

With this unit study, my focus was on reading the content and listening to the MP3s to prepare him for high school.

Of course, doing as many of the other hands-on activities that we could cram in is also my objective.

Because I couldn’t wait to share with you about how this unit study sparks a love for learning about Ancient Egypt and because of my love for pictures too, look at my first post Ancient Egypt and look at my second one Ancient Egypt Unit Study Part 2.

I have used many laid out unit studies. Too, you know I have created my own lapbook printables because it has been hard to find history curriculum that has all the things I demand, which are detailed content, pristine clip art, high quality printables, an overflowing amount of hands-on activities and that can be used with multiple ages.

Project Passport: Ancient Egypt receives my highest praise and I can’t wait to grab the other projects in this series.

Thank You Home School in the Woods for the obvious time, care and detail that went into this curriculum. I am proud to be a reviewer of such an amazing product.

Ancient History Series

Company Name: Home School in the Woods Publishing
Website: Home School in the Woods
Product Name: Project Passport: Ancient Egypt
Grades: 3rd to 8th, but I found that it could be tweaked up or down because of the numerous activities. Check out their scope and sequence to see the events
Type of Format: Cd or Download
Religious perspective but can be tweaked for a more secular version if you choose.

You’ll love these other hands-on history for studying about Ancient Egypt:

Hugs and love ya,

A Tisket, A Tasket, An Explorers Back To School Basket Giveaway

August 1, 2014 | 551 Comments
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This Giveaway Is Now Closed. After the winner has been drawn, I will post the name at the bottom of this post.

I love to splurge on you and make your back to school special this year. So with lots of planning and with appreciation for my sponsors too, I am proud to be joining with Bright Ideas Press and Rainbow Resource to again be hosting a giveaway for a back to school basket.

This year my theme is an Explorers Basket. I think the theme fits both with what I luv and how I feel right now since we are heading off on a new exploring journey of our own.

Look at this GIGANTO list of goodies in my basket for the love of exploring.

Hold your breath! Okay, maybe not.

Da Vinci Machines Series – Paddleboat A cool craft because Da Vinci was a true explorer! $16.99

The Global Puzzle. A challenging 600-piece puzzle of the world that has individual pieces shaped like the world’s countries. An explorer needs to know his way so I added a puzzle that is not easy to solve. Keep it long term to add to part of your geography curriculum. $14.44

National Geographic Student Atlas of the World Be still my beating heart you mentioned atlas and I go weak at the knees. I love so many atlases but chose this one to include in my basket. $9.32

And then the following books that tell about some early navigators, explorers and those with a spirit of adventure.

If You Lived With The Iroquois. $5.71.

If You Traveled West in a Covered Wagon. $5.71

If You Sailed on the Mayflower in 1620. $5.71

If You Lived at the Time of the American Revolution. $5.71

Great Minds Set of 5 Puzzles Compendium. We fell in love with this puzzle. Guaranteed sure way to keep your explorers using their noggin while they take a break from exploring. $25.95

Fandex Family Field Guides: Explorers You know my love for these fandex guides. $8.95

Cavallini Notebook, Vintage World Map, 144 lines And then a place to record all of an explorer’s thoughts and dreams. $16.66

And that is not all.

Bright Ideas Press has contributed a digital download of their newest geography program, North Star Geography, which I am loving ALONG with a digital download of Wonder Maps for a $90.00 value.

Rainbow Resource has contributed a $50.00 gift certificate AND a downloadable Four-Week Unit Study, Grades K – 12 about Pioneers.

GIVEAWAY DETAILS

Begins NOW: Friday, August 1st and Ends: Friday, August 8th at 9:00 a.m. CST.

The winner will be selected using random org and will be notified afterwards. And also because you can’t be a once a month email reader, if my winner does not respond to my email within 24 hours, I will choose another GIGANTO winner.

Easy Rules. They always are.

There will be only one BIG GIGANTO WINNER TAKE ALL!
U.S. residents only.
Do as many of the options below for entry or as few of them as you want. I want to give you every chance to win, so I have 7 options.

7 OPTIONS FOR ENTRY

A lot of my followers don’t like complicated widgets, so I won’t use one. Easy commenting on this blog post is how you will comment for each entry.

Follow the instructions carefully on each entry because I will check before I announce the grand prize winner.

1. You have to follow by email. Commenting on this blog post letting me know that you are an email subscriber is your first easy entry.

2. Comment on this blog post letting me know what you want to see more of on my blog, i.e more lapbooks, more unit studies, more printables on ?, more how to’s on ? or something completely different or you may just like the pace fine.

This is your chance to let your voice be heard on why you are following me.

By the way, I will have a hard time restraining myself to talk to you because if I comment I mess up the numbers for entry. Please know I luv your comments and value each one.

3. Re-share this giveaway from my personal Google Plus profile page Tina Robertson (not my Google Plus Page Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool Plus). Here is the link to that post.

https://plus.google.com/100106612701846128040/posts/Lh6pzK9QFuu

This is how to re-share a post: Click the forward arrow at the bottom of the post. The arrow is pointing to the right and when you hover on it, it says “Share this post”.

Click, comment and share. I will be notified automatically when you do.

Don’t forget to come back to this blog post and comment on this blog post saying that you did that.

4. Share this giveaway on Pinterest AND post the link of your pin in your comment on this blog post. Don’t say “Shared this” when you comment on this blog post saying that you did. Do say “I shared this and here is the link (insert link).”

To get the link for the exact pin, click on the Board you pinned it on and then click on the picture/pin and then you will see the exact link in the browser. A repin counts too. Here is my pin:

http://www.pinterest.com/pin/138767232243595866/

Don’t forget to come back to this blog post and comment on this blog post saying that you did that.

5. Share this giveaway on Twitter AND post the link in your comment on this blog post. Don’t say “Shared this” when you comment on this blog post saying that you did. Do say “I shared this and here is the link (insert link).” A RT counts too. Here is my tweet:

Explorers Basket Giveaway|Aug 1 – 8. Time for some fun! @brightideasteam @RainbowResourc1

http://t.co/F99482UNLj pic.twitter.com/Oe3YTNhoJy

— Tina Robertson (@TinasHomeschool) August 1, 2014

6. Comment on Bright Ideas Press Google Plus page

https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/102612999875880635044/+Brightideaspresscurriculum/posts

saying something to the effect “that you would like to win the explorers basket on Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool Plus Blog”. Then, post on this blog post letting me know that you did.

You don’t have to give me the link to your Google Post unless you know how to do that, but DO give me the DATE that you commented on Bright Ideas Press Google Page.

Also, if you know how to +1 me on Google Plus, please do so at +Tina Robertson. If not, this entry is not contingent on doing the +1 or giving me the link. It is a qualified entry though when you give me the DATE you commented on their pages and when you say that on your post on this blog post.

7. Comment on Rainbow Resource Google Plus page

https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/102612999875880635044/+rainbowresource/posts

with the same instructions just like you did above in option number 6 for Bright Ideas Press.

(Note though I luv ya, I don’t use facebook anymore, so posts on a facebook account do not count as an entry.)

That’s it. I hope you win!

But I have something else I have to tell you about that is hot right now and that I am so excited about.

Today is the release of The Big Book Of Homeschool Ideas. I am a co-author of a couple of chapters in this great resource and I still am not finished reading it yet though I got it early because it is a WHOPPING 562 page download chock full of goodness.

55 moms share 103 topics about homeschooling. Don’t you want to peek at the topics? You can.

Look at a few pages of the table of contents I snipped for you below.

Purchase here The Big Book Of Homeschool Ideas or click on the big graphic above.

{Just so you know: When you get a link on that page, download INSTANTLY. Coming back later, even weeks later to download something you purchased will not guarantee that the link has not expired and that you will not get your purchase. Download your product and save it instantly to avoid problems of downloading later.}

Guess what? That is not all. This is a blog hop.

28 homeschool bloggers have joined together to provide one massive back-to-homeschool basket giveaway! Take a peek around these 28 sites and enter to win as many baskets as you like. Each blogger is conducting her own giveaway, so you never know…you may end up winning more than one!

Click Here to go iHomeschool Network Main Page for the Back to Homeschool Baskets.

Want to read some more?

Homeschool Curriculum Keepers Part 1

Homeschool Attendance Forms

30 Fun Resources for Learning About Daniel Boone

Congratulations to Comment/Winner Number 158!

Congratulations to Crystal Cook – Our GRAND Prize Winner Take All!!

The Value of Learning How to Type in Education & Psssst! A Little Something For You – A Giveaway

March 31, 2014 | 67 Comments
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This Giveaway is now closed! Thanks for stopping by! Guess what? I plan on doing another giveaway for this wonderful typing program in the summer right before back to school. Be sure you are following me to know about it. The winners are listed at the bottom of this post after I draw them.

Learning how to type was something I valued learning in high school. Dare I mention that the typewriter I learned to type on was even older than an IBM Selectric typewriter, which is dinosaur old by today’s fast changing standards. It had one of those moving carriages and weird me loved looking up at the end of a sentence as I pushed the carriage return back to the left.

Though moving carriages and the more advanced sphere like ball, which replaced moving carriages are both things of the past, the skill of touch typing is alive and thriving.

How Did You Learn To Type?

Because typing is a necessity in this fast changing world of technology and a life long skill that I know my kids will use, I have been searching for a typing program that fits my standard. It has not been easy. So I was thrilled to receive Ultimate Typing and to use it with both of my sons these past few months.

(I received Ultimate Typing free in exchange for my honest opinion. All opinions I have expressed are my own or those of my kids. And for sure I will tell you what is on my mind. Click here if you want a full disclosure.)

Oh sure there are some free programs and other typing programs I used when the kids were little that taught them some light typing. But now that they are older, I have been looking for a solid program that goes beyond just fun.

Look at my list of what I think a well-rounded learn how to type program should include:

Tutorials should be state of the art. With the technology we have today, my interactive learners like video teaching and the videos should be high quality and engaging. Boring lessons on a blank page do not do it for us. I mean this is typing right? So I need it a bit more lively;
My older kids should be able to do it independently;
Don’t penalize me because I have a large family or want to use it with multiple children. Even if I had one child, I may want to use the program for myself or brush up on my skills without worrying that I am breaking copyright laws. Complicated pricing for multiple users is a big turnoff for me;
It should have incremental teaching tips;
It needs to educate my boys on ergonomics because when sitting for a long time, it is important to take care of their hands, wrists and back. I had a test in high school on the importance of posture and its affect on the body. Of course this was because I was a serious typist typing 130 words a minute in my prime, but its important that my boys know how to correct back or hand problems if they have them;
Because my boys are not preschoolers or kindergarteners, I want a tracking system that I can use for each child to chart their progress, which is not babyish;
I want it meaty enough so that I can count it as a high school credit elective for Mr. Awesome;
I want it to have easy to read text with bright and clear pictures; and
And for both age groups, I want lots of games and ways to make it fun.

I got all of this and so much more as we used Ultimate Typing over the past few months. At first I was hesitant about accepting the curriculum for review because of the lack of well, glamour, in previous programs I have used. Don’t get me wrong, I didn’t just want something that is state of the art with high quality graphics that is pretty to look at, but it had to teach typing in a way that is not boring.

After I unwrapped Ultimate Typing, I instantly saw the superior quality. There is just no comparison to other programs I have used over the years and that includes comparing what you get for the price too.

Ultimate Typing has a variety of games and exercises for every age learner, which is one fact that I really love. Also though, a high quality video precedes the lesson to explain what to do and what you will cover. Watch the high quality tutorial and begin your lesson. The boys don’t need me standing there.

The boys hunted and pecked with free programs when they were young, but wanting to seriously learn how to type so that it is a life-long skill requires a program where you actually learn how to type. I am glad we have used free things over the years as it strengthened their finger skills. But teaching my last two boys how to type shouldn’t take as long as it did with Mr. Senior 2013 because of not having an actual typing program instead of just playing games.

Bored and Board

There is no substitute for old fashion drill, repetition and practice when learning how to type. So I certainly don’t envy the company that can make tutoring that skill a lively one and Ultimate Typing has done just that.

There is even practices for dictation and the first one was A Tale of Two Cities.	Love the fact that even though my sons have not got there yet, the advanced lesson topics include vowels and diphthongs, common phrases and prefixes and suffixes to name a few.

Educators know that the value of typing is the ability to be able to articulate and convey ideas without being hampered by fine motor skills.

Though I feel that cursive handwriting will always be the hallmark of a well-educated child, learning how to type is essential today. Communicating ideas through typing allows any level of writer to focus on his overflowing ideas instead of formation of letters.

Whatever the complexities about keyboards too, most young children start learning quickly on them and their passion to express their ideas needs to be nurtured.

Ultimate Typing touts several honors and recognition and rightly so. I too am proud to partner with Ultimate Typing because I want to use a first-rate typing software in my homeschool.

There is so much more to Ultimate Typing that you will want to visit Ultimate Typing’s site to take it all in.

One more unique feature though I have to tell you about and that is after completing this program a certificate is issued to you stating that you have successfully completed this comprehensive course. Knowing that Mr. Awesome will have this skill to add to his high school diploma just makes his future opportunities for employment a bit more aggressive.

Who knows maybe the Mr. who refuses to give up his hunt and peck style will give Ultimate Typing a try also.

If I had to change one thing about it, I would change the name of a few of the games. Some of the games like beat the monster says to type in the magic spells and another one is titled ghosts. Again, a program of this caliber and high quality doesn’t need to use those title names. Titles like solve using your detective skills or mystery type games would be just as appealing to learners. Though there are plenty of other games to choose from, I did want you to know that.

Overall, I am delighted to partner with Ultimate Typing and to tell you about them because they have been committed to not only make learning to type educational, but to make it entertaining.

Ultimate Typing is a program that your family grows into and never outgrows.

Guess what? The folks at Ultimate Typing love giveaways and love educators too. So I will be giving away 2 programs.

Product Name: Ultimate Typing

Prices: Windows version: $29.95

Mac: $29.95

License: Unlimited User Accounts. {I love this because we can ALL use it.}

Type of Product: Instant download.

Customer Service: I received my download on time and it installed safely and quickly. Also, when I had questions, I received timely answers.

Ages: 7 to Adult. Love this fact that you never outgrow this program either!

Social Media Links:

Facebook

Twitter @ultimatetyping

Google +

All prices are good at the time of this blog post.

A Giveaway! Yipppeeeeeee

>>>>>>> RULES. Let’s keep it easy. <<<<<<<

The Giveaway for 2 Ultimate Typing programs starts today and ends Saturday April 5, 2014 @ 2:00 p.m. CST. Winners will be chosen by Random dot org and I will notify the winners by email and post here on the blog.

Let me give you every chance to win and allow up to 2 entries on this baby. Comment here on this blog post for all entries. So one entry per comment here on the blog.

The first comment is your choice.

The second comment should be posted on one of the social sharing sites for Ultimate Typing (and then post the link here on my blog as your second comment). Here are the social sharing sites again for Ultimate Typing.

Facebook

Twitter @ultimatetyping

Google +

Your comments/entries should look something like this.

1st comment. “I can’t live or school without this or I hope you are having a great day or I don’t like my kids.” (okay okay). Your choice!

2nd comment. “I commented or shared on (insert Google, Facebook or Twitter) and here is the link : (insert link)”

Lastly, because I can’t have once in a lifetime email readers, the winner has 24 hours to claim his/her prize or I will pick another winner.

Hope You Win & Let’s Get this Party Started!! Come here to this blog post: The Value of Learning How to Type in Education & Psssst! A Little Something For You Too – A Giveaway, and I have even linked it for you.

Hugs and love ya,

Congratulations to the 2 Winners! Comment Numbers 23 & 5

Danielle & Tanecia

Danielle Hull
Mar 31, 2014 @ 13:37:54

Thanks so much for the thorough review! We have been using a free program, but my oldest has completed it and is ready for something more!

Tanecia
Mar 31, 2014 @ 11:53:04

This looks like a fun program!

Teachable Moments Calendar–Are you missing out? Let’s Partyyyyyyy!!!!

February 4, 2014 | 30 Comments
This post may contain affiliate links. For more information, please see my full disclosure policy.

This giveaway is now closed. After the winner is drawn, that information will be posted at the bottom of this post. Thanks for being here and be sure to check out my sidebar for more goodies.

Things have been entirely too serious around here as I have been in a GO-GO mood pitching out junk house items and boxing up things. Let’s have some fun today because I want to tell you about Currclick’s Teachable Moments Calendar.

Have you seen it? If not, you’re missing out on some great help when planning your unit studies or just adding some fun to your school.

{Click on the graphic to go to that page.}

When you sign up you will receive a newsletter .pdf every month with some sweet resources that apply to that month. Some resources are free, others are not. The calendar helps you plan because it includes resources for notable days. For example, I already grabbed the freebie for Attila the Hun when I went to Currclick’s facebook page. You have to read the newsletter to be reminded about the freebie each month. There are a few more I am eyeballing because they help when planning my unit studies. I have been looking over the resources for the French and Indian War too because they go with my free lapbook on the French and Indian War.

Guess what? I love when my sponsors luv you and today Currclick wants to give away (1) Gift Certificate for $20.00 to one of my readers! Can you use it?

>>>>>>> RULES. Let’s keep it easy. <<<<<<<

I don’t try to stress you out before you enter this giveaway, so I try to limit those thingamajigs and widgets for you to use to sign up with. Sometimes I have to use them, but this time I don’t. It’s easy here, just reply to this blog post Teachable Moments Calendar, which I even link for you.

1. Though I love you and your emails to me, you won’t be entered if you email me. You have to reply to this blog post Teachable Moments Calendar.

2. Sign up for the Currclick Teachable Moments Newsletter. (Click on either graphic above)

3. Giveaway for the gift certificate starts today February 4, 2014 {NOW} and ends February 9, 2014 @ 10:00 a.m. CST.

4. You can have to 2 entries on this baby. Comment here on the blog for both entries.

5. Open to everyone.

6. Lastly, because we can’t be a once in a lifetime email reader, the winner has 24 hours to claim his/her prize or I will pick another winner.

That’s it! Easy Peazzy.

Let’s get this party started! Click Teachable Moments Calendar to go to the blog post to comment or if you are here on my blog already, just comment on this blog post.

Hugs and love you, hope you win!

Congratulations to Commenter Number 2, which is Leann.

Leanne
Feb 06, 2014 @ 14:41:38 [Edit]

Thanks for the the contest — love currclick!

Giveaways

A Tisket, A Tasket a Back to Homeschool Organization Basket Giveaway – Swoon! Now CLOSED.

Something for the Big Kids

Something for the Little Kids

Easy Rules – They always are!

I wish ALL of you could have won, but I drew the winner.

Let’s get this party started!!

Ancient Egypt Homeschool Unit Study – Hands-on and FUN!

Hands-on Homeschool Ancient Egypt History

Ancient History Series

A Tisket, A Tasket, An Explorers Back To School Basket Giveaway

This Giveaway Is Now Closed. After the winner has been drawn, I will post the name at the bottom of this post.

Purchase here The Big Book Of Homeschool Ideas or click on the big graphic above.

Congratulations to Comment/Winner Number 158!

Congratulations to Crystal Cook – Our GRAND Prize Winner Take All!!

The Value of Learning How to Type in Education & Psssst! A Little Something For You – A Giveaway

This Giveaway is now closed! Thanks for stopping by! Guess what? I plan on doing another giveaway for this wonderful typing program in the summer right before back to school. Be sure you are following me to know about it. The winners are listed at the bottom of this post after I draw them.

How Did You Learn To Type?

Bored and Board

A Giveaway! Yipppeeeeeee

>>>>>>> RULES. Let’s keep it easy. <<<<<<<

Congratulations to the 2 Winners! Comment Numbers 23 & 5

Danielle & Tanecia

Teachable Moments Calendar–Are you missing out? Let’s Partyyyyyyy!!!!

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Congratulations to Commenter Number 2, which is Leann.

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Easy Rules – They always are!

I wish ALL of you could have won, but I drew the winner.

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Hands-on Homeschool Ancient Egypt History

Ancient History Series

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Purchase here The Big Book Of Homeschool Ideas or click on the big graphic above.

Congratulations to Comment/Winner Number 158!

Congratulations to Crystal Cook – Our GRAND Prize Winner Take All!!

This Giveaway is now closed! Thanks for stopping by! Guess what? I plan on doing another giveaway for this wonderful typing program in the summer right before back to school. Be sure you are following me to know about it. The winners are listed at the bottom of this post after I draw them.

How Did You Learn To Type?

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A Giveaway! Yipppeeeeeee

>>>>>>> RULES. Let’s keep it easy. <<<<<<<

Congratulations to the 2 Winners! Comment Numbers 23 & 5

Danielle & Tanecia

This giveaway is now closed. After the winner is drawn, that information will be posted at the bottom of this post. Thanks for being here and be sure to check out my sidebar for more goodies.

Congratulations to Commenter Number 2, which is Leann.

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