200 Coupons Giveaway
My mom and dad have gone on a new diet and she has been giving me her stockpile so I have lots of extra coupons to give away! This contest will end March 17, 2009.
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1. One entry for letting me know you are a subscriber.
2. One entry for writing about this giveaway. Leave a comment with the link, please.
3. One entry for following this blog, leave a comment with a link to your site.
4. One entry for telling us one thing you don't mind spending money on because it is a sanity saver.
For me, my sanity saver right now is the dishwasher. I used to hardly ever use it, but when #4 came along I started using it 2-3 times a week and now it's 5-7 times a week. I hang out laundry, wash in cold water, use grocery bags for trash bags, coupon like crazy but I spoil myself with the dishwasher.
My kids had a field trip at Panera Bread this morning. My kind've field trip! Anyway, the guide was telling us how much things cost like the big bread oven was about $50,000 and we all said we could do without that. Well, then she got to the dishwasher and we asked her how long it took to wash dishes and she said 'Oh, about 30 seconds'. You can imagine the look of covetousness that came over all the mom's faces! Priceless! It's like every mom was thinking in her head, 'How could I make that fit in our budget?' Definite sanity saver!
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Tuesday Schoolwork Freebie
CARPENTRY FOR BOYS (PDF ebook)
Classic introductory book on carpentry written for boys - great for
anyone interested in learning more about woodworking. This profusely
illustrated guide covers tools and how to use (and care for) them;
how to design projects; types of woods; how to learn from your mistakes,
and much more.
Rebates
Pyrex $3 rebate off your purchase
Printable Coupons
Chinet Cups $1
Bath and Body Works $10 off Patrica Wexler products
Math Mammoth Clock is a worktext that covers telling time and reading the clock, telling time intervals, and understanding the calendar. The book contains both textbook explanations and exercises, and is designed to be very easy to teach from, requiring very little teacher preparation.
Math Mammoth Clock covers reading the clock, figuring out simple time intervals, and using the calendar, all in one book. The topics progress starting from the first grade level to the third grade level. Therefore, you also can let your child work the pages of this book in different time periods, and not go through it all at once, depending on your child's current level.
The lessons are divided to the grade-levels this way: reading the clock to the half-hour is first grade material; reading the clock to the five-minute intervals is second grade; and reading the clock to the minute is third grade level.
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