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Giveaway Week, Day 4

Welcome!!!  A ton of amazingly talented teacher-bloggers are assisting me in a week of celebrations this week...  (Click on the button to visit past posts - be sure to enter the giveaways!!)



 Day 3: Upper Elementary Grab Bag #4

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Winner's Choice from The Resource(ful) Room:
Winner's Choice from HoJo's Teaching Adventures:
End-of-the-Year 3-D Yearbook Dodecahedron Project Kit from Created by Mr. Hughes:
An Educator's Life

Growing Up With A Bucket Full of Happiness book book from The Corner on Character:

Classroom or Hallway Hunt from Bunting, Books, and Bainbridge:
Bunting Books and Bainbridge
Fraction Frenzy {adding & subtracting fractions and mixed numbers} from Maneuvering the Middle: Mother's Day and Father's Day Coupon Books {Bundle} from Right Down the Middle:
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Winner's Choice from My Journey to 5th grade:


Winner's Choice from All Things Upper Elementary:
All Things Upper Elementary

Thank you for all you do everyday!!  Teachers are the backbone of our society, ensuring the next generation is ready for the future.

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Comments

  1. Cherie5/09/2013

    Fun giveaway!

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  2. Brandee Green5/09/2013

    I love all of your owls! :)
    Brandee @ Creating Lifelong Learners

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  3. Erika5/09/2013

    Super excited about this one!

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  4. Suzy Q5/10/2013

    Wow! How you organized all this is beyond me!

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  5. dbednars5/10/2013

    Wow! dbednarsk@yahoo.com

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  6. Rachel5/11/2013

    Great giveaway!

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  7. Andrea5/12/2013

    Love being able to find new upper grade blogs through giveaways. Thanks!

    Andrea

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