PaulaMS' Giveaways, Reviews, and Freebies
  • Blog
  • Media Kit
  • Rules & Disclosure
  • Email Sign Up
  • Giveaway URL Reporting
  • Secret Word Page
  • Preferred Giveaway Ambassador
  • PaulaMS' Host and Co-Host Entries
  • Daily Dazzle Link Up

2 #FREE Pinnacle Exception Golf Balls #SCRF

9/30/2013

Comments

 
Picture
CLICK HERE or fill out the form below to request 2 FREE  New Pinnacle Exception golf balls!!
Picture
Error: Embedded data from http://www.pinnaclegolf.com/survey/survey.asp could not be displayed.

Please share this freebie with others.
Comments

Immuno-Viva: Natural Power for Immune Support #Review

9/30/2013

Comments

 
Picture
As my boyfriend's 50th Birthday approached he became more aware of how he was feeling - a lot more than was normal for him. To say he was not happy that he could not recover from his strenuous exercise routine like he did in his 20's would be the understatement of the century. 
So when I was approved to do the Tomoson review for Immuno-Viva® I was thrilled. Maybe this would be what he needed to feel better. He has taken a cocktail of vitamins and supplements for several years and still felt tired and blah all over.
After being approved for the promotion Immuno-Viva® sent the bottle of supplements very quickly. I appreciated that they included  a product information sheet giving me information that I could keep at my fingertips.
Picture
Picture
Picture
Picture
Picture
WHAT IS
Picture
Immuno-Viva® combines all-natural, food-based ingredients; the NatureFRESH Cold Press™ process; and the power of the seed. Immuno-Viva® employs nature’s most nutrient-dense sources of nutrients — non-GMO fruit and herb seeds — that contain a full spectrum of antioxidant activity, omega fatty acids, essential minerals like magnesium, zinc and calcium, and other valuable nutrients.*

Immuno-Viva
® ingredients retain their natural power. The NatureFRESH Cold Press™ process gently presses and separates the seeds into oils and flours without the use of heat or chemicals to preserve the natural character of the oils. The result is a product that is exceptionally pure and nutritionally rich.

This method of cold pressing seeds is not the most efficient, but it yields the most powerful and nutritionally rich oils and flours. Other processes require harsh chemicals, synthetic stripping, and high temperatures that compromise the botanicals’ inherent nutritional properties. Immuno-Viva
® takes no short cuts. Our mechanical extraction process has been certified organic. The end result is pure, highly powerful oils and flours that make up our line of natural supplements.

Some of the key ingredients found in our powerful supplements:

  • Nigella Gold™: (Black Cumin/Nigella Sativa seed oil) is known to boost immune function.* Immuno-Viva oil blends with Nigella Gold are patent protected. The composition of cold pressed Nigella Gold™ and our other NatureFRESH Cold Press oils in Core & Ease exhibit total antioxidant activity great than the sum of the individual oils*!
  • Black Raspberry Seed Oil & Nutri-Powder: Powerful antioxidant activity, loaded with Omega 3 and Omega 6 essential fatty acids.*
  • Red Raspberry Seed Oil & Nutri-Powder: Rich with antioxidant activity, essential fatty acids, contains Vitamin E in a variety of forms and also possesses a broad spectrum of antioxidant activity*.
  • Blueberry Seed Nutri-Powder
  • Cranberry Seed Nutri-Powder
  • Grape Seed Nutri-Powder
  • Pomegranate Seed Nutri-Powder
WHICH ONE DID HE TRY?
Immuno-Viva®'s most powerful product, Core delivers the widest array of health benefits, providing comprehensive heart and immune support.*

Research shows that Core may help*:
  • Support the immune system*
  • Support heart health*
  • Support skin health*
  • Help against free radicals*
Core contains concentrated black raspberry and certified organic black cumin seed oils extracted through our exclusive cold press process, which requires 8 pounds of berries to make just one half teaspoon of oil. Core's non-GMO, nutrient-dense ingredients, rich in Omega fatty acids and with antioxidant activity, offer nutritional support for good health.


Picture
THE RESULTS
He continued to ride his bike 25 miles, as well as, running 5 miles and doing his calisthenics as usual during the trial. I asked him each day how he felt and if he could feel any difference since starting the Immuno-Viva. After a week he started saying that he was feeling better. I asked more specific questions about how he was feeling and was pleased to learn that he was feeling a sense of strength that came from his body's systems being in balance and working together. He has always been very in tune with his body and worked hard to maintain good health. 
I would highly recommenced Immuno-viva products for anyone would would like a safe and natural way of achieving good health.
Picture
Visit Immuno-Viva to learn more about their great products.
I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.


Comments

#FREE TPT Homeschool Downloads 9/29 #SCRF

9/29/2013

Comments

 
Picture
This Weeks Download Spotlight:

Fall Leaf Printable Booklet Template - Freebie

4,166 Downloads
Fall Leaf Printable Booklet Template - Freebie
Subjects
Science, Autumn, Handwriting
Grade Levels
Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th,Homeschool
Resource Types
Activities, Fun Stuff, Printables
Product Rating
4.0          9 ratings
Teachers Pay Teachers
PDF (Acrobat) Document File Be sure that you have an application to open this file type before downloading and/or purchasing. 5.02 MB   |   5 pages 

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Free Fall Leaf Printable Booklet Template from Crayonbox Learning! This item was originally created for publication. It's being provided free to all of my wonderful fans, and followers! Materials are intended for individual use only. Featuring original artwork and designs by Danielle Westvang of Crayonbox Learning. © CrayonboxLearning.com
Total Pages 5
This weeks free downloads from Teachers Pay Teachers
10 FREE DOWNLOADS
Monohybrid Mice! (Monohybrid Genetics Problems) Monohybrid Mice! (Monohybrid Genetics Problems) by Science Stuff grades 7-12 Graphic Organizer - Analyzing Dialogue Graphic Organizer - Analyzing Dialogue by An Educator's Toolbox grades 6-12
GET THIS GET THIS
FREE Greek and Latin Root Word Activities FREE Greek and Latin Root Word Activities by Got to Teach grades 3-12 Organizing Social Studies Projects For Any Content (W/Rubrics) Gr.6-9 Organizing Social Studies Projects For Any Content (W/Rubrics) Gr.6-9 by Krystal Mills grades 6-9
GET THIS GET THIS
Story Elements Foldable Fill-in-the-Blanks Bookmark Story Elements Foldable Fill-in-the-Blanks Bookmark by Classroom in the Middle grades 4-7 Inspirational Quotes Classroom Posters (8.5 x 11) Inspirational Quotes Classroom Posters (8.5 x 11) by Jason's Online Classroom grades K-5
GET THIS GET THIS
Syllables for Fall Syllables for Fall by Lory Evans grades 1-3 Math About Me {Freebie} Math About Me {Freebie} by Melissa Machan grades 1-3
GET THIS GET THIS
Fall Leaf Printable Booklet Template - Freebie Fall Leaf Printable Booklet Template - Freebie by Crayonbox Learning grades K-5 Addition Song and Gesture FREEBIE Addition Song and Gesture FREEBIE by Foxwell Forest grades K-2
GET THIS GET THIS
BONUS CLIP ART
Fun Fall Freebie Digital Paper Pack Fun Fall Freebie Digital Paper Pack by Teaching Super Power Maple Fonts {free for personal & commercial use} Maple Fonts {free for personal & commercial use} by Robyn Hyndman
GET THIS GET THIS
Comments

#Homeschool Resources, Questions, and Answers

9/26/2013

Comments

 
This week I wanted to share an article from The Home Education Magazine and some resources that I like to go to for information.

Picture
Picture
I know it doesn't sound like a place for homeschool but they have some of the best Discussion and Swap Boards on the internet. 

Picture
This is a great place to get free ready to use worksheets and answer keys for teaching, reinforcement, and review. Worksheets that are truly unique! Many of these free worksheets can serve as the basis for lesson plans.

Picture
There is so much here it's hard to list it all so I took a screenshot to give you an idea of what is available for homeschoolers on this site.
Picture

Picture
....(HEM's Information Library Index | New Homeschoolers Index)....
Homeschool Information Library Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What does it mean to homeschool?
A. Homeschooling means different things to different people. For some families, homeschooling means duplicating school at home, complete with textbooks, report cards and regularly scheduled field trips. For others, homeschooling is simply the way they live their lives - children and adults living and learning together with a seamlessness that would challenge an observer to determine which was 'home' and which was 'school.' If you think of a kind of homeschooling continuum, with 'school at home' at one end, and 'learning and living completely integrated' on the other - you would find homeschoolers scattered along that line with every possible variation of what homeschooling could mean.
Q. What are some of the benefits of homeschooling? 
A. A wise man once said, "We can teach our children to have courage, faith and endurance; they can teach us to laugh, to sing, and to love." For many, the deepest and most abiding benefit of homeschooling is the claiming (or reclaiming) of their family. Homeschooling families spend incredible amounts of time together living, learning and playing. They have the opportunity to develop a depth of understanding and a commitment to the family that is difficult to attain when family members spend their days going in separate directions. Many families like the flexibility homeschooling provides both parents and children. Children can learn about things they are interested in and at a time in their lives when they are ready to learn. No preconceived schedule forces them ahead or holds them back. Vacations and outings can be planned for times when the family is ready - and often when the crowds are smaller or the costs are lower. Children can learn about the 'real world' by being a part of it - no artificial settings to 'provide exposure.' Children can receive a superior education attuned specifically to their own needs, learning styles, personalities, and interests - at far less cost than that of a private or public school.
Q. Is homeschooling legal?
A. Yes, homeschooling is legal in all 50 states. However, laws and regulations vary from state to state, and interpretations can vary from school district to school district. We recommend that you read the laws for your state yourself, in addition to asking homeschooling organizations for information. The reference librarian at your local library will be able to help you find this information. It is not usually a good idea to ask your local school district or state department of education for information before informing yourself about the laws. In many areas, local officials and even state officials will not truly understand the laws relating to home education, and may therefore ask for far more information than the law requires.
Q. Is homeschooling expensive?
A. Homeschooling can be as expensive or as inexpensive as you make it. It depends on many factors, including what kinds of materials and resources you choose to use, how many children you will be homeschooling, and whether or not you will be giving up paid employment in order to homeschool your children. Parents can easily spend a small fortune on all the wonderful learning materials and books available. On the other hand, a superior education can also be accomplished using free resources found through the public library, interlibrary loan, and learning opportunities found in your community, such as museums and trips to interesting places. If you have only one child and decide to use real life experiences, the public library, garage sales and thrift stores for your resources, you may be talking about a couple hundred dollars or less for an entire year. If you decide to purchase a curriculum for five children you could be looking at several thousand dollars over that same year.
Q. How do I know which materials and resources to use?
A. This is, perhaps, the most difficult question to answer - be prepared for your answer to change over time and be aware that you may make choices that won't work out. Before you think about what you need, think about what learning means to you. School curriculum and methodology have evolved to reflect an environment where 25 or 30 children learn at the behest of one adult. Curriculum developed by experts for this useage has been designed for ease of teaching, but not necessarily for sparking the interest of an individual child. As a homeschooling family, you can accept as many or as few of these materials as you like. Some families like the ease and security of having a prepackaged curriculum, while others choose to make their own decisions about what is important to learn and what is useful and helpful in their daily lives. Discuss this with your children. What do they want to do? How do they learn best? Look at sample copies of materials before you choose. As homeschoolers, you will be in charge of your learning - take advantage of all the adventure has to offer!
Q. Where can I get materials and resources?
A. Materials and resources come in all sizes and shapes - and many don't look 'schoolish' at all. Many families find their most treasured learning resources at garage sales and thrift shops. Think of building and needlework materials, cooking tools, books, magazines, motors, gears, etc... Other families frequent the bookstores and educational supply stores in their communities. Some find videos from the video rental store valuable. Most think the public library is the best possible resource. Send for the catalogs that look interesting to you. They are filled with resources which you may find helpful. If you are interested in finding out more about prepackaged curriculum or correspondence schools write for their brochures and informative flyers. Homeschooling conferences and learning fairs are another place for looking at materials and getting ideas. Check with your local or state support groups for information about these.
Q. What if my child wants to learn something I can't teach?
A. Children have the most amazing ability to want to learn the one thing about which we know absolutely nothing! It's a universal attribute. Homeschooling families are blessed in having the 'world as their classroom.' There are classes (correspondence, video, support groups, community centers, colleges, etc...) taught by experts, but many children are very capable of teaching themselves - just as adults do when they have something new they want to learn. The most powerful learning experiences for a child is to have a parent learning right alongside the child. Parents, thankfully, do not have to be the expert in every area. Learn with your child, or search your community for resources that will help your child learn. And when searching for 'teachers,' don't overlook friends, acquaintances, and businesspeople in your community - most people are delighted to have a young person around who is sincerely interested in what they do and know.
Q. How will my child learn to get along in the world?
A. This is the question homeschoolers often grimace about and call the "S" question (socialization). The real concern, it seems, is whether homeschooled children will be able to function out in the world if they don't have the experiences schooled children have. Think for a moment about what schools really do. They classify and segregate children by age and ability, reinforce class, gender and racial prejudice, and strip from children the right to any real interaction or private life. Socialization, in this respect, becomes submitting one's will to that of the group (or person in charge). This is not the basis for healthy relationships. Home educated children, because they spend so much of their time out in the real world, generally are able to communicate well with both adults and children and to have friends of all ages. They choose to spend time with others because they enjoy their company or have a similar interest - just like adults.
Q. Can I work at a job and still homeschool?
A. Homeschooling families have often been portrayed as "Dad going to work, Mom staying at home with the kids." The reality, for many families, is much different: single parents homeschool, working parents homeschool, dads at home homeschool, parents with ongoing illnesses homeschool. Some families homeschool some of their children but not others. Grandparents homeschool grandchildren. It may take a little creative juggling, but many of the perceived barriers can be gotten around with some thoughtful problem-solving.
Q. How do I know if my children are learning?
A. Children are always learning - they just can't help it! Just like when they were babies and toddlers, you can discover what they are learning by spending time with them and observing the growth in their understanding of the world. Observation as an assessment (titled 'authentic assessment' and a big educational buzzword these days) acknowledges growth in understanding and skill level. Unlike standardized testing, it doesn't give a 'snapshot' that attempts to quantify learning at one point in time. It is fluid and flexible and has no preconceived notions about what a child 'should' be able to do. You can look at the whole person and concentrate on what your child knows, instead of what your child does not know.
Q. Should I test my child?
A. Testing, like many other educational concerns, should be a personal decision. Some questions to consider before making this decision include: which tests will be used and why, how might the testing process affect the learner, how will the test results be used, and are there less intrusive alternatives that can be utilized instead? Testing, in the home environment where parents are always very aware of how well their children are doing, is unnecessary and intrusive. Testing is under fire from many teachers and educators ,and many educational establishments are attempting to eliminate standardized testing in their schools. Very careful consideration should be taken before any testing is done to children for any reason.
Q. What about higher education?
A. Hundreds of colleges, universities and vocational institutes all over the nation are accepting homeschooled students. Most are thrilled with these intelligent, responsible, capable young people and many are actively recruiting them. Most of these institutions value ability and attitude over formal transcripts, diplomas or GEDs. Most libraries and bookstores carry a wide assortment of books, directories and guides that will help older homeschoolers get information and prepare for this next step. On the other hand, many homeschoolers ultimately choose an apprenticeship over formal schooling as a faster and more satisfying entry into their adult lives. Cafi Cohen's book "And What About College?" (Holt Associates, 1998) and Grace Llewellyn's "Teenage Liberation Guidebook" can be great helps to families working through these decisions. It should be noted that college is not neccesarily the only or even the best route for every young person. Going to college without a clear idea of what you expect to gain can be a very expensive form of self-discovery. And for many teens who already know where they are headed, apprenticeship opportunities and other forms of 'on-the-job' training can be a faster and more satisfying entry into their adult lives. And remember, the decision to forgo college is never irrevocable. Most institutions highly value older students, since they are usually enthusiastic and focused on learning.
Q. How do I find out about homeschooling in my state?
A. The American Homeschool Association maintains files with information about homeschooling for all 50 states and several foreign countries. The files are available at the AHA website: 
http://www.homeedmag.com/AHA/HSIF/aha_lws.rgs.htmlA complete listing of homeschooling support groups, organizations, listservs, websites and helpful individuals can be found at the Home Education Magazine website:  http://www.homeedmag.com/HSRSC/hsrsc_grps.html
If you're thinking about homeschooling, contacting your state or local homeschooling support group is the best place to start. Often local public libraries can assist in locating them. The support groups usually have copies of the state law, information about getting started, lists of activities and resources and many offer a newsletter as well. They can offer opportunities for getting together with other families, activities for children and adults, advice and help with resource materials and even cooperative classes for children. Some have a purely social focus - others have an academic or religious focus as well. Every support group has a different 'flavor,' - be sure that, if you choose to join one, the one you choose is compatible with your own needs and beliefs. And remember that many families get along just fine without belonging to a support group at all.



Comments

Breast Cancer Bags by Andy

9/24/2013

Comments

 
Picture
I normally do not post about my wins but recently I won a giveaway and my prize was a $40 gift card to use at Bags by Andy.

During our correspondence Andy went above and beyond what she was obligated to do and graciously offered to make me a custom bag for my Mother.  

My Mother and Sister are both breast cancer survivors and I asked if she had any material that would reflect this. 

She made my Mother a beautifully crafted bag that captured what I was wanting perfectly.  Accompany the bag was the salvage end that showed that the purchase of the material went to breast cancer research.

Picture

Please be sure to visit Bags by Andy and see some of the wonderful prints and patterns that are available.  All Bags by Andy are customizable so you can add/delete pockets or closures and mix and match fabric(s) to make it personalized to fit your personality!
Comments

#FREE TPT Homeschool Downloads 9/22

9/22/2013

Comments

 
Picture
This weeks free downloads from Teachers Pay Teachers
This Weeks Download Spotlight:
Picture


Subjects
Basic Operations, Numbers, Autumn
Grade Levels
Kindergarten, 1st
Resource Types
Games, Math Centers
Common Core Standards
1.OA.D.8, 1.OA.C.6, K.OA.A.4
Product Rating
4.0          16 ratings
Teachers Pay Teachers
PDF (Acrobat) Document File Be sure that you have an application to open this file type before downloading and/or purchasing. 1.07 MB   |   6 pages 
Picture
Picture
Picture
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Here's a set of two apple-themed Common Core ten frames games.
Ten frames are a great tool for subitizing, comparing, and practicing complements of ten. The bright apple theme is fun for fall, but don't be surprised if you find yourself turning to this easy-to-prepare set all year for math centers and small group instruction!

* Apple Season Spin-and-Add: 
Complements of 10: K.OA.4, 1.OA.8
Addition facts 1-10: 1.OA.6
Players spin the spinner and find a card that matches the number to complete a set of addends that total 10.

* Climb the Tree with Me!: 
Subtraction Facts 1-10: 1.OA.6
Players “climb trees” by subtracting the numbers shown on
two ten frame cards, and moving up that many spaces.
download now
10 FREE DOWNLOADS
Tired of Book Reports? Try this FREE idea instead – Easy grading for you! Tired of Book Reports? Try this FREE idea instead – Easy grading for you! by Laura Randazzo grades 6-12 Functions Freebie {function notation - function machine - evaluate functions] Functions Freebie {function notation - function machine - evaluate functions] by Shari Beck grades 7-12
GET THIS GET THIS
Let's Build: A Plant Cell Let's Build: A Plant Cell by A House Called Home grades 4-8 Comprehension Graphic Organizer- Fits ANY Fiction Book Comprehension Graphic Organizer- Fits ANY Fiction Book by MrHughes grades 3-10
GET THIS GET THIS
FREE Tips for Teaching with Math Games FREE Tips for Teaching with Math Games by Laura Candler grades 2-6 Biography Poetry use in all Common Core Areas Biography Poetry use in all Common Core Areas by Coffee Cups and Lesson Plans grades 2-8
GET THIS GET THIS
Writing Rubrics for K-2 Writing Rubrics for K-2 by Mrs Lindsey grades K-2 Apple Games with Number Frames Apple Games with Number Frames by Linda Nelson grades K-1
GET THIS GET THIS
Let's Start Writing! An Introductory Writing Lesson for Primary Grades Let's Start Writing! An Introductory Writing Lesson for Primary Grades by Susan Moran - TGIF grades K-2 Number Bears {Order & Number Word Match} Freebie Math Center Number Bears {Order & Number Word Match} Freebie Math Center by Yara grades PreK-1
GET THIS GET THIS
BONUS CLIP ART

Font FREEBIE: Sea Salt {True Type font for commerical and personal use} Font FREEBIE: Sea Salt {True Type font for commerical and personal use} by Sheila Melton Striped Color Frames {FREEBIE} Striped Color Frames {FREEBIE} by Sing Smile and Learn
I have a yahoo group that I started in 2001 for home schooling families.
Subscribe to ABEKAFORSALE

Visit


Comments

Great #FREE Homeschool Resources - Miss Mott's Grade 4 Wiki

9/19/2013

Comments

 

Welcome to Miss Mott's Grade 4 Wiki

Picture
There are all kinds of FREE  resources on this Wikispaces site. Just click on the HOME button to look around to more of Miss Mott's offerings. Below is a small sample of what is available.

Fling the Teacher! Simile & Metaphor Game

Picture
Picture

ABCya! Math BINGO

Picture
Picture
Math BINGO is a fun way for children to practice math facts on the computer. Choose from addition, subtraction, multiplication or division BINGO, then select a level of difficulty.
Recommended for Grades: 3,4,5


Comments

Book Review: Cutlass - Ten Tales of Pirates: Do You Like Adventure? 

9/18/2013

Comments

 

CUTLASS - TEN TALES OF PIRATES

Copyright: © 2012 Rayne Hall

Picture
From the Amazon & Goodreads Book Descriptions:
Publication Date: April 7, 2012
A story collection with ten thrilling adventure yarns, edited by Rayne Hall.

Pirate stories are exciting. They give us a taste of adventure and daring, of freedom and romance. While historical reality was unglamorous and brutal, in fiction, we enter a world of excitement, set sail for a great adventure, enjoy freedoms outside the confines of society and law, fight on the side of righteous rebels or defeat the villains and find buried treasure.

This story collection contains ten pirate yarns, some spiced with sprinkles of realism, others peppered with fantasy, all seasoned with the salt of adventure. While this is a fiction book for adults, the stories are suitable for older children. 

1. KHABALLO by Margo Lerwill
Careened on a cursed island, the old captain and her men are caught between warring navies. 

2. VICTORIA AND THE IRONCLAD by Douglas Kolacki
An escaped slave and a pirate captain race to capture the Confederacy's ultimate weapon.

3. BLIND MAN'S BLUFF by Jonathan Broughton
The trickster's reward is deceit.

4. SKRITCH by John Blackport
Your enemy may be your best ally.

5. DIAMONDS AND BONES by Kris Austen Radcliffe
In space, you may need to deal for the diamonds your bones need.

6. UN HOMME DE COULEUR LIBRE by Liv Rancourt
Fate sets Robert's life on a new course.

7. SCYLLA AND THE PEPPER PIRATES by Rayne Hall
A spunky young woman sets out to rescue her long-lost lover.

8. BROADSIDED by KJ Kiegan
Love can take you off course.

9. THE PENSIONER PIRATES OF MARINE PARADE by Jonathan Broughton
Rebel pensioners revolt.

10. THE BOOK OF ADVENTURES by Douglas Kolacki
In the Great Depression, two brothers find two kinds of escape.

Picture
Review: 
When I was young I enjoyed the thrill of danger. Since I am older now, I prefer to have my excitement and adventure in the books I read.  The stories in this collection do not disappoint with a bit of truth mixed with a good dose of fantasy. These ten great stories are written by the talented authors; Margo Lerwill, Douglas Kolacki, Jonathan Broughton, John Blackport, Kris Austen Radcliffe, Liv Rancourt, Rayne Hall, KJ Kiegan, and Douglas Kolacki. 
KHABALLO written by Margo Lerwill was one of my favorites from this collection. A connection with characters is made as Loresa fights to protect her crew, like any parent would their children; she struggles - not show emotion or weakness. As I read I found myself routing for them.
Another tale that I really enjoyed was BLIND MAN'S BLUFF by Jonathan Broughton. Who would have suspected that someone so vulnerable would be the one that posed the most danger? This story reminds you to never underestimate someone. Doing so can catch you unaware!
One last tale that I must share my thoughts on is THE BOOK OF ADVENTURES by Douglas Kolacki. Steve escapes the reality of the depression while watching his brother Jon's grand adventures as he reads the book Jon made. How wonderful would it be to leave the real world and escape anywhere, to be only limited by your imagination? Where would you go? What adventures would you have?
I would highly recommend this book for anyone who loves fantasy and adventure books. This is an excellent read for both young teens and adults.
Right Now you can download a copy for your PC, Kindle, or Nook for only 99¢
Picture
Nook edition
Be sure to check out the Cutlass: Ten Tales of Pirates Book Trailer on You Tube
You can also find my review on and Goodreads.

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.
Comments

Teachers Pay Teachers #Free #Downloads for the week of 9/16

9/16/2013

Comments

 
Teachers Pay Teachers is the world’s first and largest open marketplace for educators to buy, sell, and share their original resources. TpT helps teachers to teach at their best and provides a community where teachers succeed.

Teachers Pay Teachers #Free #Downloads for this week are:

10 FREE DOWNLOADS
Hope, Despair and Memory by Elie Wiesel - What is Textual Analysis? Hope, Despair and Memory by Elie Wiesel - What is Textual Analysis? by Linda Jennifer grades 8-12 FREE Evaluate Functions 3-D Tic-Tac-Toe Game FREE Evaluate Functions 3-D Tic-Tac-Toe Game by The Enlightened Elephant grades 8-12
GET THIS GET THIS
Regions of the United States Fold-Up Regions of the United States Fold-Up by Teaching In the Fast Lane grades 4-8 FREE Stomach Model Digestion Lab FREE Stomach Model Digestion Lab by Science Teacher Resources grades 6-10 (Last week we mistakenly linked to a paid resource. Here's the free resource!)
GET THIS GET THIS
Prime Mates: QR Code Prime and Composite Number Sort {FREE} Prime Mates: QR Code Prime and Composite Number Sort {FREE} by Kristin Kennedy grades 3-5 The Pledge of Allegiance FREEBIE The Pledge of Allegiance FREEBIE by Gina Coniglio grades 2-5
GET THIS GET THIS
Punctuation - Meet the Puncs! - Anchor Charts FREEBIE! Punctuation - Meet the Puncs! - Anchor Charts FREEBIE! by Erin Palleschi grades PreK-4 Science Mixing Labs Freebie Science Mixing Labs Freebie by Read Like a Rock Star grades K-2
GET THIS GET THIS
Farm BINGO- Freebie Farm BINGO- Freebie by Expressly Speaking grades PreK-2 SHAPES Pocket/Insert Cards SHAPES Pocket/Insert Cards by Page Protector Printables and More grades PreK-K
GET THIS GET THIS
BONUS CLIP ART
School Cats FREE Clip Art School Cats FREE Clip Art by Julie Phillipps Apple Dots Clipart Apple Dots Clipart by Cindy- First Grade A to Z
GET THIS GET THIS
I have a yahoo group that I started in 2001 for home schooling families.
Subscribe to ABEKAFORSALE

Visit
Comments

#Free Sample Maxwell House International Cafe Coffee Creamer

9/14/2013

Comments

 
Picture
Request your #Free Sample Today while supplies last.

Maxwell House International Cafés is offered in these delicious flavors.

Hazelnut Café
Discover the intriguing taste of roasted hazelnuts in this sweet, creamy coffee treat. Share it with someone special or savor it all by yourself.


Café Francais
Enjoy the French café experience with this sweet and creamy coffee drink. Share it with someone special or savor it all by yourself.


Café Vienna
Experience this delicious, European inspired, sweet and creamy coffee with a touch of cinnamon flavor. Share it with someone special or savor it all by yourself.


Suisse Mocha Café
Enjoy the delicious pairing of chocolate and smooth vanilla flavor in this rich coffee treat. Share it with someone special or savor it all by yourself.


Orange Café
Enjoy a refreshing taste of orange in this delicious, creamy coffee treat. Share it with someone special or savor it all by yourself.


Vanilla Nut Café
Wrap yourself in the rich blend of vanilla and hazelnut flavors in this smooth, creamy coffee classic. Share it with someone special or savor it all by yourself.


French Vanilla Café
Delight your senses with the velvety taste of French vanilla in this creamy coffee drink. Share it with someone special or savor it all by yourself.


Picture


Comments
<
    PaulaMS' Giveaways, Reviews, & Freebies - 
    Blogging about Freebies, Giveaways, and Product, Book, & Service Reviews
    Go To Blog

    Page 1
    Page 2
    Page 3
    Page 4
    Page 5
    Page 6
    Page 7
    Page 8
    Page 9
    Page 10

    Go To

    Giveaways

    Freebies

    Reviews

    Blogger
    Opps


    Recipes
    Picture
    Top Giveaway Blogs

    Your Help Is Needed
    Please
    Vote for us Daily!


    Picture

    Subscribe


    Follow Me

    Follow on Bloglovin http://www.bloglovin.com/paulastewart754
    Follow this blog

    Support This Blog
    CLICK An Ad










    Womens Wood Watches








    Educents

      Contact Me

    Submit

    Grab A Button

    PaulaMS' Giveaways, Reviews, & Freebies

    Leave A Comment
    I will reciprocate

    PaulaMS' Giveaway Grab Bag Linky
    Giveaway Grab Bag Linky
    #ShareSwapHop

    Blog
    Roll Call
    Hops & LInk-Ups

    HOMESCHOOL GROUP
    Subscribe to ABEKAFORSALE

    Visit

    Joyful Gifts By Julie


    THURSDAY
    Growing Circles Hop



    Giveaway Center




    The Ultimate Linky

    More great sites to find and list giveaways
    Infinite Sweeps
    Sweepstakes-Search.com
    Sweeties Sweeps
    Giveaway Monkey
    and
    Contest Heat

    Archives

    April 2016
    March 2016
    February 2016
    January 2016
    December 2015
    November 2015
    October 2015
    September 2015
    August 2015
    July 2015
    June 2015
    May 2015
    April 2015
    March 2015
    February 2015
    January 2015
    December 2014
    November 2014
    October 2014
    September 2014
    August 2014
    July 2014
    June 2014
    May 2014
    April 2014
    March 2014
    February 2014
    January 2014
    December 2013
    November 2013
    October 2013
    September 2013
    August 2013
    July 2013



Create a
Powered by
Create your own free website

Start your own free website

A surprisingly easy drag & drop site creator.
✕