Teacher Appreciation Sale on TpT

 

I hope you feel appreciated!!  Here are one of the many discounts for YOU to enjoy this week:

 

 

~Mrs. Scott

Freebies!!

This week is our Spring Break!  In celebration, I thought I would share my freebies with you!  Click the picture for the download page.

 

 

 

~Mrs. Scott

Classroom Feud Games







These are my new and favorite lessons: Classroom Feud!  My kids love playing them and have really grasped the vocabulary.

 

 

You can get all "Feud-Themed" items for 15% off at my store all week!!

 

You can create your own games for your class or to sell:

 



 

Or sit back and play a game that has already been created for you:



~Mrs. Scott

Sunday SUPER Sale: 28% OFF

Teacher's pay Teachers is having a SUPER SALE tomorrow, February 3rd!  ALL of my products will be 20% off + TpT is taking an additional 10% off = a discount of 28% off!!  Just enter the promo code "SUPER" at checkout.

I am now up to almost 40 products, here are a few I haven't shown you:

Digital Paper:
for only $0.72/set!


this one is a FREEBIE:

 

Mazes:

 

 

This persuasion set includes a powerpoint, word wall posters, and maze.  (Items are also sold individually):

 

 

Math Mazes:

 

 

 

Science Maze:

 

More Valentine's Day Hidden Pictures: 

 

Winning Grant Proposals:
for just $2.52 each

 

 

 

~Mrs. Scott

Do you have days like this? :)

Hidden Picture Sale on TpT

 

I am so excited; it took less than two weeks for me to make $100 in sales on Teacher's Pay Teachers!!

I celebration I put ALL of the following hidden picture items on sale for 20% off at my store for this week!

Math

 

English/Reading:

 

 

 

To say I've had fun making the first set of products is an understatement.  My students are loving the perk of testing them out first and I can't lie, hearing the cha-ching sound from the TpT app on my phone every time a sale made is motivating. :)

 

~Mrs. Scott

Irony Maze

 

 

It took all weekend, but I finished my next lesson: an irony maze to assess students on the three types of irony.

 

 

 

Students make their way through the maze by making turns as they decide what type of irony is being shown: dramatic, situational, or verbal. 

 

~Mrs. Scott