I wish I could give ALL of you gift cards!!! This giveaway was SO FUN! Definitely will do another one VERY soon!! Stay Tuned! 🥳
Winners are:
- shazI – kh***** @live.com
- Wendydiaz30 – wt*****@gmail.com
Congratulations!!! ❤
Please send me an email to tina@freestufffinder.com to claim your prize!!
Thank you ALL for entering and being so kind to your students and everyone around you! 🤗
For Teacher Appreciation WeekĀ I am giving away FREE Stanley Tumbler and $50 Target (or Amazon) Gift Cards to 2 teachers here on the FreeStuffFinder app! You choose the store!
If you are new, I post giveaways every week on different platforms ā in the Community section of my app. Also Telegram, Instagram, Facebook. More blog/app giveaways are coming.
Giveaway Details:
This week I am Giving Away FREE Stanley Quencher Tumbler and $50 Target Gift CardĀ to 2 teachers on the FSF app! THANK YOU Teachers for all you do!!!
📌Please note Iād like to verify your teacher ID (pic with your name only, the rest can be covered) once you claim your prize;Ā so Iām sure it goes to the right place ❤️ Homeschool teachers included of course!
How to Enter:
- Make sure you have the FreeStuffFinder app
- Make a profile
- Comment on this post with:
Why do you love teaching? or Share a nice memory you have with your students
(Send this post to a teacher to enter 💖)
Winners will be announced Wednesday afternoon, May 10th here on this post.Ā
🎁Ā If you are looking for a gift for a teacher, check out our Teacher Appreciation Gift Ideas!
Giveaway #2: Community $50 Gift Card Giveaway
You can also enter to win a Free $50 Gift Card every week from the FSF App. Simply go to the Community tab in the app, and post pictures of your haul or pictures of deals youāve found, or engage with others in the community.
I love seeing what deals you guys did! Please snap a pic and post it in the Community section!
This is a weekly Giveaway that ends on Sunday of each week. Winners announced on Monday. The Current Round of Giveaways ends on Sunday, May 14th!
❓What else would you love to win?Ā Let me know in the comments below. I need ideas. If there are other fun prizes you would like to win, let me know.
What about disabled teachers like myself? I worked 14yrs with severely autistic children ages 3-6(for 12yrs then 2 more years when asked to help a new teacher for ages 11-13; (same kids I potty trained). Now homeschooling my autistic 2 yr old granddaughter and 4 yr granddaughter with ADHD to prepare them for school. I was blessed to work with children most do not have the patience to handle. I have been bitten, head butted, scratched, kicked, fingers broken, arm pulled out of joint from them dropping to the ground while holding my hand. (I was told to just let go of them which would led to them banging their heads on the ground. NO WAY I WOULD DO THAT). I prayed for them and for myself and then went back day after day, year after year. NEVER being angry at them because I understand that the behavior was due to lack of communication skills. I taught them to use the bathroom, use photos to communicate, follow a visual schedule to reduce anxiety, sign language, then read, write, and math. I was blessed to be able to watch them come out of their shells and witness their gifts (such as photograph memory). I LOVED my job and went into depression after a failed back surgery leaving me with chronic pain and neuropathy in both legs from being I injured repeatedly on the job. I can no longer work unfortunately. My oldest daughter now has my job at the same school district. They inspired me, taught me, made me laugh and cry sometimes too. Iād do it all over again! I loved them as if each of them were my own. Perhaps God was preparing me to help my own grandchildren who are also special, unique and amazing ā¤ļøš I seemed to be a magnet to other children in other classes most teachers had no patience for. I was the PTA president for the elementary and Jr High school my children attended, served as the Chairman for School Site Council, Girl Scout leader, Cub Scout Den Mom, Softball mgr/coach, Little League mgr/coach. I just happen to LOVE children and believe it takes a village to raise a childā¤ļø
Woah! Thatās incredible! Thank you so much for being there for all those children and never giving up on them, thatās truly amazing and so generous of you. The world needs more people like you who will have so much love and patience in their heart. Also, Iām so sorry to hear about what you went through, and I hope you are feeling better now. And yes, disabled teachers can also enter the giveaway. Thanks for being a part of the FSF fam! š¤
Thank you Helen, I do still live with chronic pain (since 2012). Even so, I would still not change a thing. I love those children as if they were my own. Itās God I thank for giving me the patience, love and understanding of their needs to help them become the people HE put them here to beā¤ļø I am only one little helper in a big group of people placed in their lives ššā¤ļøš
You’re so welcome! Wish you the best of luck! š¤
As a former teacher, now a homeschool teacher. I love being able to teach my babies to their needs and seeing all the rewards they benefit from it!
I love teaching because of the community we have created at our school š
I am a student teacher and will start my teaching career in August. I am a special education teacher for a K-4 classroom. I love serving students who have unique needs and being a warm, welcoming face for them each day!
I have homeschooled for 24 years. I love teaching to their strengths.
I just started in special education pre-k, but boy is it rewarding. I love this job so much, seeing them grow in so many ways, I love this job!
I am a high school teacher. Today, I asked my seniors to give me some real-world advice. They submitted thoughtful responses. I am proud of them.
Iām teaching my African Gray parrot to talk does that countš
I knew I wanted to teach since I was a young kid. I have been teaching since 1996- then as an aid when I went to college. Most years I taught special Ed. I loved it! Now I have a licensed in home preschool. These kids soak up SO much!ā„ļø
I love my students. Seeing a student with special needs make progress is rewarding and uplifting.