Did you see my LAST POST with information about a fun back to school teacher gift? I’m having my annual giveaway, so you don’t have to put one together yourself; you can win two!
One Lucky Winner Will Receive TWO Back to School Teacher Emergency Kits!
Keep one kit for yourself and give one to a teacher friend (or make two teachers, friends, co-workers, neighbors… super happy and give both as gifts). Giveaway ends this Saturday, August 5 at 3 PM (EST). Shipping addresses must be within the USA or Canada.
The winner will receive two clear cosmetic bags and emergency kit contents. Each kit contains a $10 Starbucks giftcard, Blistex, travel sized Pepto Bismol chewables, cough drops, dental flossers, two hair bands, four quarters for soda money, disposable toothbrush and paste, Band-aids, tweezers, and an emery board.
To enter, comment on this blog post with any teacher or parent (or teacher parent) life emergency supply, trick, or advice you have. Do you have a great MacGyver-type move that really saves the day? I’ll share one– if you need deodorant in a pinch because you live in South Carolina and have recess on a playground in direct sun at noon with little shade, and you get totally sweaty no matter what you do, wipe some hand sanitizer under your arms with a Kleenex.
You can also leave a comment on any of my INSTAGRAM and FACEBOOK giveaway posts for additional entries. Each comment = one entry. Random name chosen from all comments when the contest ends 8/5/17 at 3 PM (EST).
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My tip is to keep zip ties in your class - they work great for students who have pants that don't quite fit.
I always keep a squeeze tube of lip balm in my desk for my students with chapped lips throughout the year.
I keep caffeine mints in my bag for emergency bursts of energy. Helpful in my roles as parent and teacher!
I always keep extra juice boxes, apples/apple sauces, cereal, etc., just in case any of my students don't have a lunch, a snack, missed breakfast or are hungry. It is hard to work on ab empty stomach.
as a teacher i have chapstick hidden just about everywhere