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Giveaway Week, Day 5

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 #5

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Winner's Choice from Fun in Room 4B:
Winner's Choice from Mandy's Tips For Teachers:
Mandy's Tips for Teachers
Synonyms and Antonyms: A Differentiated Resource Pack from Third Grade Bookworm:
Mean, Median, Mode, Range Pack from Classroom Compulsion:
Classroom Compulsion
Winner's Choice from Third grade Tidbits:
Possessive Noun Task Cards from Yearn to Learn:
Winner's Choice from Primary Teacherhood:


Winner's Choice from Beach, Sand, and Lesson Plans:
Winner's Choice from Mrs. Russell's Room:
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!  I appreciate all that you do daily.  :)

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Comments

  1. Suzy Q5/10/2013

    Wow! Can't believe how many great prizes you rounded up!

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  2. Rachel5/11/2013

    Just love your giveaways!

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  3. Tania5/11/2013

    Not sure what to say today. How about TGIF? :)

    Tania
    My Second Sense

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  4. Erika5/11/2013

    Holy cow I hope I win!

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  5. Andrea5/12/2013

    Happy Friday! And another great teacher quote!!

    Andrea

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  6. Julie Davis5/14/2013

    This is great!!!! Thanks!!!!
    Julie

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  7. Ursula5/15/2013

    Awesome giveaway. Thanks.
    Ursula

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