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it's a triple giveaway

The Measured Mom® is turning three!

To celebrate, I’m giving away prizes to three winners.  It’s a triple giveaway!

laminator!

The prizes!

  1. U.S. residents may choose to have me send them a Scotch Thermal Laminator via Amazon.  (We own one and love it!) I’ll send you the one pictured, unless the newer version is still on sale. Then you’ll get this one.
  2. Non U.S. residents will win three digital items of their choice from my shop.  U.S. residents, you’re welcome to choose this option, too!  You’ll let me know which files you want. I’ll give you a coupon code, and you can order the files for free. They’ll come directly to your inbox.

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  1. Please be sure to enter an e-mail address you use regularly.  Winners will have three days to reply to their notifying e-mail, or new winners will be chosen.
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159 Comments

  20. Irene

    As a new teacher in a multi-level ESL class in France, I appreciate your tips and hints. Your experience and advice is very helpful to me. I’m eager to have more tips and suggestions on all aspects of teaching. Thank you.

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  25. Tricia

    Your activities for learning the alphabet have been a great addition to my classroom. I would love to see your ideas on quiet time activities and science in the early learning classroom.
    Thanks for all your hard work, your work is so appreciated!

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  27. Stacy Hodson

    I love your emergent readers, we use those every week and they are awesome. My preschooler loves dot to dots, do a dots, and doodling/drawing activities (but not coloring pages so much). I am constantly scouring the Internet for freebies like that and would like to see more of that on your site. Also more social studies activities would be nice. I use your site a lot and it is so helpful. Thanks for all you do!

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  30. Louise Underhill

    I would like to see file folder activities for matching and counting numbers to 20. Lots more cvc games and sight word activities which I can download by the word I need as we use different word lists in the UK

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  37. Julie Walford

    I love your products and would love to see more ways to practice phonics skills with my children. Ways that include blend, digraph, and vowel team introduction would help greatly.

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  42. Laura Santana

    What an awesome giveaway. Thanks so much for doing this for your readers. I love your site, and I keep looking at this laminator because I want one so badly!

    I would love to see more simple math worksheets for my 3-year-old. I feel like I struggle to find that medium between a child who knows numbers (1 – 20 and 100) but not yet grasps the concept of adding… Is there a medium? I have no idea. lol

    It might be fun to see some worksheets that deal with reading comprehension for popular children’s books like Very Hungry Caterpillar, Little Critter, Arthur, The Gruffalo, Dr. Seuss, etc.

    Thank you again!

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  43. Jena

    I love how you have partnered with This Reading Mama to offer printables that work well with your ideas and her ideas. I use your alphabet resources a lot but wish there could be some more math, like connect the dots or I Spy graphs for each letter. Thank you for all your great and hard work.

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  45. Amanda Holtzclaw

    LOVE the printable for use with the Dot Markers, have them all printed and in sheet protectors in a binder. AND the red letter traceable pages.

    Always on the lookout for those (dot marker sheets)…

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  62. Jessica Grove

    We are currently really enjoying the various phonics games & activities. I’m hoping that as we move forward, the activites offered “stay ahead” of us – if that makes any sense.

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  63. Julie Ann Martin

    I teach PreK3 and love resources that supplement our curriculum… beginning scissor worksheets, fun ways to teach letters and numbers, and anything that uses fine motor skills. Thank you for sharing!

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  64. Sandy Liban

    I have used so many items from you site, thanks for posting so many freebies! I would like more math activities including: 2D/3D shapes, number operations, and measurement and data please. You amaze me with everything you manage to do, while having a newborn at home and 5 other kids, you’re a SUPER MOM!

    Thanks for all your posts!

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  65. Deborah

    You have a wonderful site. I have gotten so many wonderful reading, math, phonemic awareness, phonics, and insightful articles about teaching and other subjects from you. This is my all time favorite blog and I have you on my greatest blogs list on pinterest. Thank you for sharing all the fabulous creations. Teaching is truly in your heart. Deborah

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  66. Diana Morris

    I am retired from K-6 classroom. I still enjoy helping struggling readers …such as a dear great nephew. I would like to see more printables to help struggling readers who are below grade level (third grade assignment) ,but independent level is 1-2 grade levels below . Thanks for all your free stuff. It is great!
    Diana

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  67. Lorraine

    Thank you for all the resources you make available to your followers. You are my go to site when I need a hands on activity for a particular skill. I especially like the clip cards for rhyming and beginning sounds. I would love to see more clip card activities because they touch on multiple skills that we are working to improve in addition to the targeted skill. The children practice fine motor skills and working independently and I can still check their work later in the day. Thanks again and Happy Birthday!

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  70. Bernadette

    Love your blog! Thank you for all your free resources, they’re very helpful to new teachers! I teach Special Ed K-2 and would like to see more sensory-related activities and others helpful for dyslexia and LD. Thanks!

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  71. Patty Zieg

    Thank you for all that you do for us!! If I could see any other content, I’d like to see more books for emerging readers. That is definitely a focus of yours, but I’m selfish enough to want to see more!

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  72. April Kight

    I would like to see more activities regarding math that I can use for centers, individual enrichment, and small group. I would also like to reading activities that I can use for social studies. I teach first grade and I would like to use these activities for this grade level. Thanks!

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  75. Betty Barnes

    Thanks for your generous sharing of your printable materials. In my retirement, I am making and donating classroom materials to non-profit preschools, and your printables are so appreciated!

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  77. Lynnie Kendrick

    I really love your website. Being a title reading teacher, I use your website often. I would love to see you post more reading comprehension activities for a little older students (maybe up to third grade).

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  83. Michelle Shay

    I love your free printables – I’ve used beginning letter sounds and beginning word sounds with success and would love to see more basic activities that are not hard for kids to do.

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  86. Rosanna Romeo

    As a Special Needs Teaching Assistant, I work with students who have a wide variety of disabilities. I use your printables in small groups using basic manipulatives like marbles. I would love to see more simple counting games (roll the dice to reach your destination) or consonant games that can be played with 2-3 students. Thank You!

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  91. Sarah

    HI, new to your site as a SAHM who has a newly preschool aged tot! Looking forward to going through all the resources and using them, although I have yet to see which ones “I’d like to see more of”. So far it’s everything I’ve been hoping to find! Thank you!

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  94. Kathy Pender

    You have such a wonderful assortment of ideas, printables and teaching activities that it is really hard to say what I’d like to see more of, but I guess I would have to say easy learning games. At the preschool level I think it’s so important to make learning fun, so the more ideas for learning games, the better! Love your site! Happy Birthday! 🙂

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  99. Jessica R.

    I’ve loved when you have collaborated with other bloggers and shared similar printables. (Any more collaborations in the works?) I would also love to see more science and social studies printables. Thanks for the opportunity to win!

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  102. Sue

    I LOVE the emergent reading material with the dots under the words. Used your Christmas book with my three year old granddaughter and it was a HUGE success. We are having lots of fun using the materials you’ve developed for your three year old. Thanks of offering such wonderful materials!

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  104. Shanna

    I’m new to your website, and I love it! I’m having so much luck finding worksheets and readers. At this point, I’m not sure what I would ask you to add!

    Thank you for sharing your tools with us, and for taking the time to do so.

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  105. masha yiap

    Hello. Thank you for the site, it’s been of a great help. i use it daily with my homeschooled son. would i like for you to add anything? i’m happy with all the materials you are sharing with everybody. thanks again.

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  106. Steph H

    Your blog is so helpful for this new-to-homeschooling mom! Science experiments and/or recording sheets would be helpful, also have been looking for middle and ending sounds as we’re beginning to work on segmenting words.
    Thank you so much for your hard work!! ?

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  108. Edna

    I happen to know you and your blog by the measured mom, thank you so much for all your resources, they are so helpful and total support for parents and teachers, they mean so much to me as mothers and teacher. Thank you for the chance to win.

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  109. siny

    Hi, Thanks for hosting such a fabulous giveaway. Your blog is already a superb mine of resources. It has always everything that I had wished for my gals with regard to reading and writing. But then, I would love to have more resources for reading skills.

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  112. Melissa

    I love the resources that help teach the basic concepts. I would like to see more hands on activities. I teach SPED and the activities that you put out have helped supplement my teaching.

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  113. Keith Darrow

    I love your materials for teaching phonics. They are great for my English Language Learners that are just beginning with the English Language. What I would like to see are some more vocabulary picture cards, as vocabulary is a huge concern with my students.

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  114. Helen

    I love your site, thank you so much for all your hard work and generosity. I’m a mum to 3 English speakers in Israel and your site is always such a fantastic starting point. As for more?….. I think just keep doing the wonderful work you are doing!
    Helen

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  117. Elisabeth

    I would love to see some Multiplication fact games added to the site. I love your phonics readers is there any reading comp that could be added? I really enjoy the resources you have and appreciate all of your hard work!!!

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  123. Katherine

    The things I use most are the letter of the week book lists/activity ideas for my 4 year old, and games and activities to practice sounds for beginning readers for my 6 year old. I can’t think of anything new, other than more beginning reader stuff. Every time we start something new, I search here for resources, and there’s always something!

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  124. Valerie M.

    I love you resources! I have used the alpha printables and use many other resources and ideas almost every week. I would like to see resources or ideas for activities that kids could do independently during small group rotations. Thanks again for all you do!

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  127. Melissa

    I absolutely LOVE all your wonderful resources. My kids and I love your consonant sounds sorting mat and would love to see something similar with rhyming words. Another hit at our house is your magnetic science worksheet. I can’t thank you enough!

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  134. Elishamah

    Hi Anna I love your concept of “activities teach and worksheets assess” so I always appreciate the creative way you use worksheets to assess and would love to see more of those! 🙂

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  140. Yvonne

    I would appreciate more games, especially for sight words. Also, fun phonemic awareness activities would be helpful.

    I am grateful for all of the ways you’ve enriched my teaching with your activities and books. Thank you and Happy 3rd birthday!

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  143. Judith Finger

    Just discovered your website! Wow! Wished I had this when I was teaching! I support about 50 Life Skills Teachers in their classrooms. I have been sharing your sites with them and they are like excited of what you post!

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  144. Mrs C

    My preschooler loves worksheets! But I’d like resources that include hands on activities, such as science experiments on her level (preferably things that have little prep time or can be used again and again). Thanks for this site!!

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  150. Christina LeSueur

    Your resources are awesome. One thing in particular that I really appreciate are your how-to posts or just some general guidance on how to help our budding learners ( i.e. “5 things kids need before they can sound it out”). They are comforting and reassure me as I teach my young kids and I would always love to see more of those!

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  152. Didi

    I am hooked on your website…..It is absolutely amazing and God bless you for giving away so much. Your free items are a blessing to me as I use to teach Kdg and then was sent to 1st grade. After 6 yrs I am back in kdg and have had to start all over because so much has changed. My kids love the activities (I use them in centers and small group). I really like that my kids can work on their own, in the centers. If possible, I would like to see some simple scrambled sentences to help my students with sentence word order and also ending blends and sounds. In math, I would like to see activites with number bonds….If you create any of these please let me know…Thank you again for all you do,

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    • Anna Geiger

      Hi Michele,

      It’s unlikely you would use the whole pack. I recommend that people print just what they need, as they need it. If you sign up for my newsletter, you’ll be notified about sales. I do expect to have one more back to school sale in the next few weeks.

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