Here are the rules of the trio:
1. Share a product that you've made that you couldn't live without.
2. Share a product that you've purchased that you love.
3. Share something from your wish list that you're hoping to get for next year.
If you're not a seller on TpT, no worries -- just share two products you've purchased that you love!
1. Something I've Made
2. Something I Purchased
Erin's "A Roller Coaster Day" sub plans were amazing! I had to go to an all day district committee meeting on a Friday in May when the kids were already getting a little crazy, but they LOVED this. The sub said it kept them engaged all day, and given that I was already at the stage of the year when all of our required curriculum had been taught, it was perfect. It will be a permanent addition to my sub folder, and she's also made one for grades 5-6. You can follow Erin's blog: I'm Lovin Lit.
3. Something on My Wish List
I'm really planning to focus on math facts and mental math skills early in the school year, and Laura Candler's Mastering Math Facts has been on my radar screen for a while. I'm hoping to snag a copy before I go back in July. (Yes, July!) Laura's blog is Corkboard Connections.
This is more than just a party -- it's a celebration! I've been meaning to do something to celebrate hitting 100 followers for a while now, and as I near the 150 mark, it's definitely time! If you link up through the tool below, you'll be eligible to win a $25 gift certificate from Teachers Pay Teachers -- enough to possibly clear off some items from your own wish list!The Linky Celebration
clip art from KPM Doodles |
I'll be using a random number generator to select the winner from those who link up. The linky celebration will end next Friday, June 14 at 11:59pm EDT and the winner will be announced on my blog on Saturday.
Can't wait to discover some new products and see some of your favorites! Be sure to link up below, and please include the Teacher Toolbox Trio icon and/or another link to Eberopolis in your post.
Thank you for the fun linky party! I am definitely addicted to TpT and can't wait to see everyone's shares!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the linky! I'm a new follower too :)
ReplyDeleteJessica
Teach on a Limb
I also have the Roller Coaster product (and now the Zoo one) - they are great!
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower. :)
Thank you for hosting this linky party! I LOVE seeing what other teachers purchase because it gives me so many ideas for my own classroom. My wish list is growing! :)
ReplyDeleteI am your newest follower!
-Allison
Adventures in Room 204
Thank you for hosting this linky party! I linked up. I am also your newest follower...#145! I look forward to reading more of your posts!
ReplyDeleteAndrea
This is such a great linky party! Thank you so much for hosting! =)
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower!
Ashley
The Resource Room Teacher
What a fun linky! I'm a new follower. I'll be back tomorrow to link up :)
ReplyDeleteStorie
Stories by Storie
I've already linked up, but keep coming back to see what others have shared.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for a linky party.
What a fun linky! I'm going to blog right now and then link up. I am your newest follower. I am currently a third grade teacher but I'm moving to kinder next year...call me crazy but it's at a great school and my daughter attends there! I've been in the upper grades for years and know I'll totally miss it but thanks to TpT I can still make units for the upper grades and get my "fix". I look forward to getting to know you! Thanks again for the linky!
ReplyDeleteStephanie Ann
Sparkling in Kindergarten
Formerly Sparkling in Third Grade
I just stumbled upon this when I found your blog about two of my favorite things - reading and technology! What a nice surprise.. and I *LOVE* your blog design! I really appreciate your recommending my product in your post. I'd like to email you a free product from my store - please email me at ecobb@me.com with your choice. I've got A Zoo Day for 3rd-4th Grades or you might be interested in one of my bundles for sellers.
ReplyDeleteThanks again! :)
Erin
There must also be some sufficient follow ups with regards to present objects and surely there will be better results to be known herewith.
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