My June self was not kind to my August self.....


Hey Reader,

Are you back, yet? We start soon, so I went in to set up my classroom yesterday. Phew! That is always a day that is equally exciting and exhausting! My June self was not kind to my August self.....

As I was setting up the Imagination Station, putting out the blocks, and organizing my reading corner, I naturally started thinking about all the things I'd like to add to my classroom.

Are you shopping for the classroom right now, too?

It is always so expensive, and this year feels tougher than ever.

I know how those little expenses can add up.....

So, I decided to choose five of my favorite primary back-to-school resources and put them on sale for only $1.00. These are the resources I am prepping for my own classroom right now, and I hope they will become favorites for you too!

That's right, these are on sale for only $1.00 through the weekend! Sunday night, they go back to their regular price.

So click the images to check them out today! I hope that something on this list saves you some money, and makes the first month of school a little easier!

(Teach Intermediate? I have not forgotten you! Your $1.00 deals are in another email, so head back to your inbox to check them out!)

Each of these resources is just $1.00 right now!

If you've been following along with my emails, you know that I love creating resources to solve real problems I've encountered in my own classroom. These five are no exception—they're low-prep, student-centered resources born from those challenges.

Want another chance to enter the $25 Amazon giveaway?

I am giving an Amazon gift card to one email subscriber at the end of August. Each click is one entry, so even if you have clicked before, you can click again!

Just answer this question to enter!

Because you are on my email list, I wanted to give you first dibs on these dollar deals! I hope they save you money and time, and help back-to-school flow smoothly for you!

Happy Teaching!

Susan

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I'm a teacher-author, continual learner and mom of two. I create resources for K-5 classrooms including instructional videos, classroom resources and teaching tips. You can find me on TPT, YouTube, MsCottonsCorner.com and your favorite Socials. See you there!

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