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0 Jan 05, 2023

Sharing Our Blessings

Teacher Lingo

Blog Writer

I firmly believe that every..single..event in my life good or bad have shaped me into the person that I am today, and for that, I am thankful! Every event that has passed and every person whom I have encountered, I am thankful for. Because of these events and people in my life I am the wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend, teacher, and person I am today. All that I am today is a result of the events and people God placed in my life. Every event and every person has served a purpose.

I am thankful for what I consider the fabric of my life.

Since November is the month we tend to reflect on what we are thankful for, I have teamed up with an amazing group of bloggers! We are sharing our own blessings of course, and also sharing with you!

Here are the nitty-gritty details! There are a total of 15 of us. Each one of us is giving away a $25 Teachers Pay Teachers gift card. In a nutshell, you will have a chance to win one of the 15 gift cards!

Each blogger has their own entry guidelines, so you will need to visit each blog to enter the TpT gift card giveaways. We have made it fairly easy. Just click each blog below to enter.

In addition, each of us will be giving away two paid products from November 19th to November 22nd.

I have chosen to share with you my brand new Pennant Peekers for Reading and Grammar! The Pennant Peekers are great for students to show what they have learned and are the perfect way to create a quick bulletin board display.

To receive the FREE Pennant Peekers, enter your email address below. You will receive an email that will contain a link for you to download the pennants.

Enter the $25 TpT card giveaway here:

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Be sure to hop around, enter for more chances to win, and grab additional freebies!

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