Sharing our Blessings with Teachers: A Thank You Giveaway

As I am nearing that “half-way to 100” milestone in my life, I have come to realize that we can focus on our hardships or find the blessings amongst them. 

Even though that “milestone birthday” has slowed my body a bit, I am so incredibly thankful to be reaching it.  As my children are in the young adult and teenager phase, they have needed me less and less, but it has allowed me time with my aging parents.  My husband retired this year after 31 years of factory labor, and it allowed my family and I TIME to take an extended camping trip out to the Black Hills National Forest and Yellowstone National Park.  

Sharing the Blessings with Teachers FREEBIE

I am so incredibly blessed, and I want to share some blessings with teachers.  TIME is something we cannot make more of and so today I am sharing the gift of time by sharing this craft for free to save you so time in the classroom since it is print and go!  Getting home to relax in the evening and enjoy life is a blessing all teachers deserve.  

While in the classroom, I so enjoyed creating math crafts with my students.  Not only do my students get critical math review, they have so much fun coloring the crafts and making them uniquely their own.  The bonus I get as teacher is that the math crafts not only showcase the standards that we are mastering, but they also decorate our classroom or hallway.   

GRAB THIS MATH CRAFT FOR FREE! 

This craft is normally $4.00, but today you can get it for free!

Sharing the Blessings with Teachers GIFT CARD

I am also giving away a $25 TpT gift card.  Enter below!  The winner will be announced on Tuesday, November 21, 2023.  

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MORE FREEBIES and GIFT CARD GIVEAWAYS

I have 15 other friends who are ALSO giving away free resources and $25 TpT gift cards.  Visit each one below by clicking on their logos!  You can enter ALL of the giveaways and pick up loads of freebies!

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Click here to enter

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