Coming Soon! Back to School Sale from Amped Up Learning AND a HUGE Giveaway from The Wheel!

First, I need to say thank you to Debbie Mendoza of Froggy About Teaching! She is highlighting different Teacher-Authors and their resources this week leading to the BTS Sale on AUL! The BTS Sale will be July 31st through August 3rd!

Now for something else that is REALLY EXCITING! Michael De Main at The Wheel Edu sent us an email about the HUGE Giveaway The Wheel will be doing! We are having a #Celebration Sale! Between now and August 3rd, purchase ANY resource on The Wheel that has "Celebration in it's name, and you are automatically entered for the drawing! Actually, to enter, do these steps by August 3:

Follow The Wheel on Instagram, Facebook, and/or Twitter
Join either the Primary Teacher Life group or Secondary Teacher Life group (which you can join and post resources in any time)
Register an account on The Wheel
Bonus points if they follow any of the Wheeler's involved in the promotion.

The purchase is not required prior to the 3rd! On August 7th, THREE (3) winners will be drawn. First Place will receive EVERY RESOURCE ON THE WHEEL WITH THE #CELEBRATION AND a $50 VOUCHER FOR THEIR NEXT PURCHASE ON THE WHEEL!

Second Place will get to choose any 10 #CELEBRATION resources, and receive a $25 Voucher!

Third Place will get to select 5 of the #Celebration Resources, and gets a $10 voucher!

Both of these events will be EPIC! ELA in Middle School has resources in this as well!

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