New Amazon teacher deals


Hey Reader!

I've gotten a little behind on my Amazon deals for teachers, but have a new batch for you this week! Have a look...

I think my personal favorite this week is #6 - a set of 10 dry-erase pockets. These things are so handy for changing regular worksheets into reusable dry-erase activities. Instead of making 20 copies, you can make just enough for your centers or small groups. It saves a LOT of paper and ink!

If you have young kids at home, #8 is also a great deal. It's a Magnetic Responsibility Chart from Melissa and Doug. I've always liked their products because they're made of wood and great quality.

You can check out the rest of this week's deals here: Amazon Deals for Teachers

See you next week! 😃

Janet (Fishyrobb)

Teach with Fishyrobb

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