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By now, you all know how much I {heart} Vistaprint!  Today, I wanted to share another resource I use for printing in the classroom - Zazzle!  They always run great deals for business cards, mugs, t-shirts, etc.  If you sign up for a free account, they will send emails (just like Vistaprint) with deals.
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A bit of advice: use a "throwaway" email account for the emails from both companies.  That way you just check it when you feel like shopping, and don't have clutter in your inbox.  My most recent email was $10 off any order of $10 or more!  Love it!!
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Here are a few things I've created for my classroom with Zazzle.  Feel free to pin, or hop over to Zazzle and check them out yourself.
Skinny Business Cards make fantastic bookmarks!
You can even customize the back with no additional charge, and skinny cards come in a cute little plastic dispenser.
Assorted Business Card Designs for the classroom...

Congrats Card - Front
Congrats Card - Back


Daily 5 Bookmark - Front
Daily 5 Bookmark - Back
Getting close to Christmas around here...  I got a set of 100 of these gift tags, and they lasted us for 2 years!!  I just ordered more today!
Family Christmas Gift Tag - Front
Family Christmas Gift Tag - Back
 I've been tracked out for a while, but I'm going back tomorrow to move into my "new-to-me" classroom.  How many days do you have left until Christmas Break?

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