Raffles and Giveaways!

I love free stuff! But, I can only use so much of it, and then it clutters my desktop, virtual and physical! But here are a few different raffles that are happening this weekend and into next week that you may want to take part in!

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First, there's the one that we are running ourselves through our Facebook page! This one is for the year's worth of 5th-8th grade ELA Bell Work, Focus on Grammar! The entire year is mapped out! We will be giving away 5 sets of the Bundles on Tuesday, June 23. To enter, simply follow the link, like our page and the post, and tag two teachers on Facebook who you think may be interested in the Bundle as well!

We also have a "pick your prize" giveaway going on over at Amber DeLong's Facebook page, Miss DeLong's Shop. Simply visit Amber's for Middle and High School Math resources, like the page and post, and tag two math teachers. Then, Sunday, June 21st, Amber will be selecting 4 lucky recipients at 7 PM, and these folks will have the opportunity to browse and select their prizes! Stop in for your chance to win!

Another "pick your prize" this weekend is for our lower elementary teachers, and it comes from Teacher's Tribe, the store of teacher-author entrepreneur Leann Westbrook Pracht. Again, like and share the post by 12 AM Sunday to be entered into a drawing held on Monday. 2 winners will select their prizes from her store on AmpedUpLearning!

Finally, we have a TpT sale and giveaway being run by four stores working together! Go to their Facebook pages, like their post, tag 3 teachers, and hopefully win a resource of your choosing from EACH store! They are Canadian PE Teacher, The Learning Beach, Teacher on a Trip, and Anna Glews. Check them out!

All in all, we have raffles running for all grade levels, in most, if not all, content areas! Stop by the different stores, see what you can use, and ENTER TO WIN!

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