Spring Cleaning Sale

Have you ever had the itch to just clean out and get rid of stuff you don't need or clean up to stay focused on what really matters? Well, that's where I am in my life. I want to be able to spend more time with the kids, less time doing house chores, and less time doing work outside the classroom. So, what better way to do this than to clean up my Teachers Pay Teachers Wish List and hone in on the items I think would benefit my kiddos the most. Here is a step by step for my computer and TPT Spring Cleaning:

1-Comment on all of my purchases I have made in TPT. I am always so excited to have the new purchase that I forget to go back and comment and rate the seller. YOU KNOW YOU GET CREDIT POINTS FOR DOING THIS??? I just think that is sooo cool!

2-Open my wish list and add the items to my cart that I just cant live without any more. Now y'all, I am all about making my life simple and being a mom when I get home. So, I am going to make sure that the products I have in my cart stand the test of time. I'm going to ask myself- does it have rigor? Is it an easy to print pack, can I use it for direct and independent practice, and lastly, is it within my budget?

3-I'm going to purchase these items after, and only after, I have all my credits towards future purchases (remember-I'm a cheapskate and love a sale).

4-I'm going to shop at this wonderful Spring Cleaning Sale my favorite shops have going on this weekend.

There are quite a few of us throwing a spring cleaning sale this weekend thanks to Valerie over at Georgia Grown Kiddos Blog and hop on over there to see who else is participating.
www.georgiagrownkiddos.blogspot.com
Here is my latest product too! It's a new, fun, fresh twist -- #hashtags -- on an old method, sight phrase reading, check it out by clicking on the image below. I've got positive feedback on it so far, and most importantly, the kids LOVE IT! They said, "You're so cool!"