Pocketful of Centers Giveaway (Closed)

Pocketful of Centers Giveaway (Closed) (13 comments)

Posted on on August 31st, 2009 in: Giveaways.

Enter to win any product according to your child’s developmental age courtesy of Pocketful of Centers!

Pocketful of Centers is a resource for teachers, parents, and tutors to find easy to use materials for their early childhood students (Preschool – 2nd Grade).

To enter the Pocketful of Centers giveaway, please follow the steps below:

1. Go to PocketfulofCenters.com to see what they have to offer for your children (choose from sight words, letter recognition, letter/sound recognition, word families, math or seasonal and holiday)

2. Leave a comment below and tell us about which product you would choose if you won and how it will help your child learn!

For additional entries:

3. Tweet this contest and in another comment let me know that you did.

4. Post a link on your blog and post a new comment below.

5. Subscribe to our RSS Feed and let me know!

Entries must be received by midnight on August 31, 2009. A winner will be selected at random and announced here on September 1, 2009.

This giveaway is open to both US and Canadian addresses.

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13 Responses to Pocketful of Centers Giveaway (Closed)

ABC – Apple Matching Game
Im a teacher and this would really help

I would love the math skill building apple tree game. Adorable and seems great.

I would like to try the Short o sorting mats. Any practice with vowels is great. Are you planning to make centers for the other vowels as well?

I like the Color Word Matching game.

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I would choose “Read, Write and Glue” Sight Word Center. This would give students practice with their sight words.

I would choose any of the sight word centers. I teach 1st grade–sight words are a real push to help them become successful readers!

I would use the sight words, my son is just starting to learn his letters and sounding out small words.

I would choose the Bang! or any other sight word center. I teach first grade and as you know, they don’t get far without knowing their sight words!

I wouls choose the Read, Write, and Glue Center because it would be a great addition to my classroom in helping my preschoolers to identify their alphabet letters. This would be a great small group activity to do with the kids to see who can recognize and name letters. This would not only be a great activity to use in the classroom but also a great assessment tool as well.

I would pick any of the short vowel sorting mats. I teach first grade and the e and i word families are harder for the students to distinguish the vowel sounds in. I would use it to reinforce the vowel families following instruction.

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