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Pencil Sharpener Love...

Ever hear of "Pencil Sharpener Love?" It is a known condition that teachers have when they find an amazing pencil sharpener that works on every pencil, every time, without having to twist/turn the pencil in a strange way to get it to sharpen all sides of the pencil. Here's a look at my workhorse pencil sharpener (Photo from August, 2012 - read my first product review here.)

Sharp pencils every time from ClassroomFriendlySupplies.com
I can't say enough good things about this sharpener. It works just as well 3 years later. I replaced the blade last year after my kiddos accidentally used it for colored pencils - not recommended for color pencils or crayons, FYI!

Recently, the folks at Classroom Friendly Supplies announced that they have news. Big news. Purple. Yes, purple! It is called "Popular Purple." The company asked their social networks for input about the next color, and purple was so popular that it is called "Popular Purple!"

Check it out:

Works right out of the box!

Sharp pencils every time!

Perfect points that last, even with students who write forcefully!
To get your own, visit ClassroomFriendlySupplies.com
Disclaimer: I received a free purple pencil sharpener from Classroom Friendly Supplies to review. I am not an affiliate of their company. All opinions, points of view, and errors are my own. I receive no additional compensation for this product review. 

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