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Back to School

EOS Lip Balm Teacher Gift

An Apple For The Teacher – EOS Teacher Gift

It’s time once again for the kids to go back to school. Last spring I make “Thanks For Helping Me Bloom” EOS Lip Balm Teacher Appreciation Gift Printable. The simple gift was such a hit with all of my daughters’ teachers that I decided to make a back-to-school version. Since nothing is more perfect for back to school…

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Sharpie Teachers Gift

Sharpie Teacher’s Gift Printable

In just a few weeks summer will once again be a distant memory as the kids head back to school. Send your student back to school this year with a simple gift for their teacher that simple, inexpensive, practical and sure to please — a Sharpie Teacher’s Gift. Because who doesn’t need more Sharpies in their…

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Box Tops for Education

Box Tops for Education: An Easy Way To Support Your School

You save Box Tops for Education for your students’ school, right? It is the easiest way to support schools with a monetary donation that doesn’t cost you anything extra. Just clip Box Tops off General Mills products you already buy, save them in a bag and send them to your students’ school. I started clipping Box Tops before kids,…

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Target Thanks A Billion Will Donate $25 To Your School

This is a post you will want to share with all of your friends and neighbors because everyone can sign up to have Target donate $25 to their school for free just for saying “Thanks’ to a teacher. The Target Thanks a Billion will donate $25 for every “thanks” sent (one per person). Each school is eligible to receive…

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Teacher Gift Crayon Vase

DIY Crayon Vase Teacher Gift

Teacher Appreciation Week has arrived, and I have one last project to share. At my daughter’s school, they do themed days during teacher appreciation week, and Wednesday is bouquet day. Each child is supposed to bring a single flower to the teacher, and together they make a bouquet. I decided it would be fun to…

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School Paper Organization Pre K-12

File Box School Paper Organization System

I have this natural tendency to want to keep every single piece of paper that comes home from school. In fact, for K’s three years of preschool I did just that. But the stacks of paper and projects is overwhelming. So last year I devised a new system for saving my daughters’ special Fridgeworthy papers that forces…

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Hi, I’m Jen

I'm an Orlando, FL mom, a blogger and a social media junkie. I love anything crafty, Disney, Gator football, chocolate, green living, flip-flops and family movie nights.
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