September Is the Month for Prizes: Contests End Soon, Plus a Book to WIN!

Procrastinators, take note: we have a bunch of contests ending soon, so now is the time to enter! Our partners are giving away everything from iPads to books to toys for preschool classrooms. And that’s just for starters! Read on to get the details; then start clicking.
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Here’s one more fun freebie for you: we’re giving away a copy of Pick a Circle, Gather Squares: A Fall Harvest of Shapes from Albert Whitman & Company. To enter our giveaway, let us know which of this week’s feature freebies are your favorites. Submit your comment by 11:59 PM EDT on Wednesday, September 18, 2013. One lucky teacher will win this book. Submit your comment now! (Congratulations to Brenda, who is our winner.)
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Last chance to win an Elmer’s prize pack for yourself—and one for a colleague! With the Elmer’s Classroom Glue Times Two Sweepstakes, both you and a colleague that you nominate win a prize pack of Elmer’s supplies valued at $150 each. Click here to enter now. Contest ends September 30, 2013.
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Is your school year off to a happy, healthy start? Download free tips and ideas courtesy of PURELL Advanced Hand Sanitizer; then enter to win a prize pack that includes a tablet computer, $200 worth of PURELL Advanced Hand Sanitizer, a $100 Visa gift card, and $100 of PURELL Advanced Hand Sanitizer for the charity of your choice. It’s all at www.themailbox.com/teachhappy. Enter now; this contest ends September 30, 2013.
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Preschool teachers, here’s a terrific opportunity: Enter the Playmobil Partners in Play Sweepstakes for a chance to win a Playmobil toy for your class. And get this: 1,000 lucky preschool teachers will win! Don’t miss this chance; enter now at www.themailbox.com/playmobil. Contest ends September 30, 2013.
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Test your watermelon IQ! Visit www.themailbox.com/watermelon to take the Watermelon University quiz. One lucky teacher will win an iPad courtesy of the National Watermelon Promotion Board. Plus print a flyer about the “What I Love About Watermelon!” poster contest. A lucky student will win an iPad mini! Submit your entry; this contest ends September 30, 2013.
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Win a complete DK LEGO Library for your class in the Where Will Your Imagination Take You? Sweepstakes. The prize pack includes the new LEGO Play Book: Ideas to Bring Your Bricks to Life, a set of LEGO leveled readers, and much more. Enter now because guess what? This contest ends September 30, 2013.
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What would you do with an iPad for yourself—and ten iPad minis for your class? One lucky teacher will find out in the Chillin’ With Idilli Sweepstakes from Georgia-Pacific. Plus three lucky runners-up will each win an iPad mini. Everyone who enters gets access to free science activities correlated to the new Next Generation Science Standards. Load up on the freebies and enter now at www.themailbox.com/gpnature. Contest ends October 31, 2013.
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Here’s an easy way to add art into your school day. Arts Attack offers an innovative, DVD-based visual art curriculum that’s easy to teach. The program uses a process-oriented approach and is designed for grades K–8. Request a free trial version, which includes a DVD with three free lessons. Click here now!
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Whew! Now that’s a pile of prizes. Enter one contest or enter them all. Then submit a comment to our blog to let us know which are your favorites. We’ll keep our fingers crossed that you’re a winner!

Karen

21 thoughts on “September Is the Month for Prizes: Contests End Soon, Plus a Book to WIN!

  1. I love the Georgia-Pacific Sweepstakes. I would like to win some ipad minis for my classroom! My classroom is very short on technology. Kindergarten comes in last at my school. Hopefully one that will change!

  2. I am a determined penguin for Georgia Pacific. That would make my students chicks and my class a rookery. Go Georgia Pacific. DK is always a hit with nonfiction, now to partner with Lego, this is a great combination. Finally, Purell
    is used in my classroom everyday all day. It is great for perfect attendance awards.

  3. I work with 18 different classrooms that serve low income children/families. It would be splendid to win some of these wonderful items so the teachers could enrich their classrooms.

  4. I am hoping for the playmobil toy. I love their toys and have such fond memories of my own children playing with them. So want them for my classroom.

    And the lego books. Oh Wow.
    Would love the book its just in time for fall.

  5. This is a great resource for teachers! I would feel lucky to win any of the prizes. The story, Pick a Circle, Gather Squares, would be a perfect edition to my fall library!

  6. All of these opportunities are wonderful and most definitely will enrich whomever’s classroom that wins. I have never won any type of contest and hopefully I will someday soon. I run my schools visual arts program and any support or added supplies to help with my lesson planning or supplies would absolutely be wonderful in teaching my classes from 1st through 6th grade about art and art history development.

    Congratulations to the winners of these giveaway contest! Your are all awesome teachers!

  7. I love the book and the Legos however, I would appreciate and be thankful for any of the give-a-ways. I’m a special needs preschool teacher so the Legos and iPad would fit beautifully in my curriculum.

  8. I’d love to get any of the prizes, but the technology ones would be fantastic so I had another fun alternative for a center activity! Fingers & toes crossed!

  9. I am excited about the book, “Pick a Circle, Gather Squares”. As a Kindergarten teacher, we love to incorporate literature with our math lessons.

  10. I love all of the contests. I was mostly interested in the ipad giveaway and the watermelon quiz/contest. I am a 3rd grade science & social studies teacher and love, love, love hands on and innovative ways to teach these subjects to our majority bilingual population that is also comprised of special needs children reading at a kinder level!

    I’m keeping my lucky fingers crossed for the “Pick a Circle…” Book!

    Thank you!!!

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