Do You Want FREE Teacher Resources?

Are you an elementary school teacher looking for free teaching resources?  Do you want access to exclusive products that can’t be found anywhere else?  Well, hot diggity dog, you’ve come to the right place!

I’m letting the cat out of the bag because I am ridiculously excited to announce the launch of my FREE RESOURCE LIBRARY!

Okay, okay, you might be thinking, “What’s the big deal?  You already offer free resources in your Teachers Pay Teacher store!”

Yea, I’m glad you brought that up because now I can tell you that this resource library offers exclusive freebies in addition to FULL PRODUCTS from my store!  Ahem, yep, I said it… you get full products for free!  I won’t tell you what’s there right now because I want you to check it out for yourself.

The BEST part of this resource library is that different products will be rotated in and out periodically.  Because of this, you’ll definitely want to pay a visit to my freebies page after each newsletter email from me.

What’s that you say?

Ahhhhhh…. you want to know how to access this free library?

I’m so glad you asked!

All you have to do is subscribe to my newsletter below!  

Here’s what will happen:  After you fill out the form, you will receive a confirmation email first (there is a surprise download in that email).  Once you click confirm, check your email for the password to the free resource library!

A word to the wise: The resource library password will be included in EVERY single email that you receive from me.  Be sure to check your MOST RECENT email from me because the password will change periodically!

So, there you have it!  Go snatch up that FREE subscription to my newsletter and begin downloading your products!

P.S.  I love seeing my products in the hands of your students (and displayed in your classrooms)!  Email your favorite pictures to [email protected] and you could be chosen to win products from my store.

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