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Win a $25 Gift card for your Childs Favorite Teacher

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I have always loved school and I always think fondly of my teachers throughout my school years.  Not only have they played a big role in teaching me what I needed to know to get me to where I am today educationally but have helped guide me on the right path and were great role models.  My Kindergarten, PE, Art and Biology teachers are a few that I would love to see again and thank. 

As a working Mum, my children have been with teachers from an early age.  We've been fortunate that the kids have such great teachers every year.  Every Christmas I send my children to school with a gift bag filled with a pamper spa kit which consists of toiletries from my freebie shopping and a small gift card.  The teachers love it as they get to try out new products and I get to unload my stockpile ; ). 

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Mudpies and Butterflies wants to encourage parents to take the time to thank a teacher in their child's life. They've even released a video dedicated to showcasing how important teachers really are.
Check out the video here - its an awesome compilation.

Mudpies and Butterflies is a private and secure social network for school communities to allows parents and administrators to connect, communicate and access shared resources. They make it easy for any school to build and maintain a web presence while encouraging parent interaction and supporting fundraising efforts. It was created by educators who see electronic communication as a powerful tool for building an active, local parent network.

Unfortunately, many teachers do not get the resources to help them to be their best and so next time you are checking your freebie stockpile pack a few up in a giftbag and thank your children's teacher or maybe pack a few freebie school items up for the class.  Even a quick thank you note or how are you doing in the morning goes a long way.

Thanks to Mudpies and Butterflies, one Freebie Junkie Reader will win a $25 Visa Gift Card to show appreciation to their child's favorite teacher.
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HOW TO ENTER

Mandatory
Make a comment stating which teacher makes a difference in your child's life?

Extra Entries
Like me on Facebook (Addicted to Freebies) and comment "I entered the $25 Visa Gift Card giveaway to show appreciation to my Child's Teacher here http://bit.ly/bMbgSJ"


and/or
Follow me on Twitter (Freebiealerts) and tweet "I entered the $25 Visa Gift Card giveaway to show appreciation to my Child's Teacher here http://bit.ly/bMbgSJ #Giveaway"

Please make a separate comment for each entry and mak sure there is a way for me to contact you if you win.
Giveaway ends on Thursday September 30th, 2010 @ 9 pm EST.  Winners will be chosen via random.org. The winner will receive an email notifying them that they won. If I do not receive a response within 48 hours, another winner will be selected.  Open to US residents only.

Disclosure:  I was contacted by a member of YouCast Corp on behalf of  Mud Pies & Butterflies.  I have not been compensated for this post in any way. The sponsor is fulfilling the winner's prize as stated above.

66 COMMENTS SO FAR:

Rockin Momma said:

Well my son just started Preschool so he just has 2 teachers, so I'll have to say Mrs. K.

Rockin Momma said:

I Follow on facebook

Rockin Momma said:

I follow on twitter.

Mami2jcn said:

My son just started kindergarten and I have a lot of respect for his teacher because she has to have the patience to handle twenty 5-year-olds!

mami2jcn at gmail dot com

Mami2jcn said:

I like you on Facebook and commented on your wall- Mary Happymommy

Sarah said:

Mrs. Ball has been an amazing teacher to my 1st grader!

Sarah said:

I like you on Facebook and left a message about the giftcard.

Sarah said:

I follow you on Twitter and I tweeted!

Jennifer said:

My girls nursery school teacher helped them excel and are top of their class jk{dot}gorcery{at}gmail{dot}com

Jennifer said:

I follow Freebiealerts on Twitter (@jkgorcery) and I tweeted: http://twitter.com/jkgorcery/status/25168229585

jk{dot}gorcery{at}gmail{dot}com

Amber said:

My son's teacher, Mrs. Zoila, is like a second mother to him. I hope we win; I know she really needs the money!

amberlowmiddleton at gmail dot com

Tina said:

My daughters 3rd grade teacher Mr. Scott was wonderful. He suggested that I have her tested for the gifted program. I believe that this is why she has excelled!
tinap
tinajanet1@verizon.net

CheekyMommaof2 said:

My kids are in 1st and 4th grade this year. I honestly think that EVERY teacher they have had make a difference. Every teacher impacts the students they teach, each and every year.

CheekyMommaof2 said:

I'm following you on Twitter and I tweeted:

http://twitter.com/cheekymommaof2/status/25372399178

CheekyMommaof2 said:

I'm following you on Facebook as well! I also commented! My name on FB is Bridget!

CheekyMommaof2 said:

I found your blog on 'Frugality Is Free'

I also have a blog:
Being Frugal & Making It Work

CheekyMommaof2 said:

cheekymommaof2 @ live .com

tyson2468 said:

My daughters 3rd grade teacher (last year), Mrs. Morris knew that she was really struggling in math. I was not doing a good job with helping her and I let her teacher know. The next day she sent home a letter with all of the students saying that she would be staying after school 1 day a week for 1 hour to help her students in all subjects. The first week 3 kids stayed after.Then no one. My daughter was the only student to stay after for the next 5 weeks with Mrs. Morris doing math. She not only really helped my daughter she helped me. She excels in math now. :)

tyson2468 said:

Following on twitter and tweeted!
http://twitter.com/HeidiHMc/statuses/25377888349

eclairre said:

My High School Math teacher always gave me great advice. The other teachers didn't really know how to apply to colleges or really anything to do with college.

Anonymous said:

my son loves his Math teacher and he does really well in her class- i would give it to her- Carrie.
tcogbill at live dot com

Anonymous said:

http://twitter.com/katychick123/status/25428999300

i like you on twitter and i tweeted
tcogbill at live dot com

c allen said:

both of my children had mrs. d for a kindergarten teacher. she really goes above and beyond in her classroom. she makes sure that the kids have fun while learning at the same time. clallen at ntin dot net

c allen said:

like you on fb, commented clallen at ntin dot net

c allen said:

follow on twitter, tweet http://twitter.com/clallen1971/status/25465276090 clallen at ntin dot net

Unknown said:

"I entered the $25 Visa Gift Card giveaway to show appreciation to my Child's Teacher

Melinda said:

My son's speech teacher made the biggest difference in his life. With his help he was able to quit speech last year (after taking it for 5 years) and now has no speech impairments.

jmdanials (at) hotmail (dot) com

The Minister's Wife said:

Bill Anderson makes a difference for my son. He speaks the truth in love!!

The Minister's Wife said:

Posted a comment and already "liked" you on facebook.

Jessica said:

My son attends Early Start due to developmental delays. He is in his 3rd year with the same teacher and she has been great! She continually wants to make sure my son is learning and is willing to adapt the environment to make it easier for him to learn.

Unknown said:

My daughter is in 3rd grade this year with Mrs. Scott. I would say she is my favorite so far. She is more modern and cutting edge and I like that.

Unknown said:

I follow you on Facebook.

Jennifer H said:

My son's teacher that makes a difference in his life is his Dad! My husband has been teaching for 6+ years and although my son is only 2, he is advanced for his age and I have my hubby & self to thank! Jenprincess88 at yahoo dot com

Anonymous said:

For my kids I would have to say my mom. While not a "traditional" teacher her way of being rigt at their level and taking all the time they need to learn about what ever it is they are dicussing has helped both my kids see their world from new viewpoints.
tattgiff at centurytel dot net

Anonymous said:

I like you on facebook and left your message
tattgiff at centurytel dot net

Anonymous said:

We have been lucky to have the best teachers every year! Our current fav is my son's lead, Miss Ann!

amanda.townsend2 at gmail dot com

Tina Ott said:

My son's new preschool teacher made the transition so easy and fun for him (and me!!)

jenspurg said:

My daughter's history teacher makes school fun.
huntandride@hotmail.com

jenspurg said:

Twitter follower and tweeted. http://twitter.com/jen_r_horn/status/25797469546
huntandride@hotmail.com

Rachel said:

My 6 year old son, Joshua, although very bright has a lot of social anxiety. He was nervous about starting a new school this year so the day before school started I emailed his teacher letting her know about how nervous he was and asking if she might find time to talk to me about him in the next week. She made time THAT DAY, amid the hustle of getting the classroom ready for her 30 new first graders. The moment she met him she shook his hand, told him that she was there for him anytime he needed to talk and then put her arm around him as she took him on a private tour of the classroom. When we entered the school that afternoon Josh said he didn't want to go to school but after meeting her he was all smiles and bounced into school the first day. A total turn around. She emails me almost daily letting me know about his day. After a month she has worked with him to where he will walk into school by himself, communicate with her how he's feeling and has made friends for the first time. She is a dream.

Rachel said:

oops, my info is racheleng82 AT hotmail DOT com

Amy said:

I am a teacher and I make the biggest difference in my sons life ;D I left the working world and I am going to homeschool him. Teaching on a mini scale!

laprochaine at gmail dot com

Amy said:

I follow you on FB and I left a message

laprochaine at gmail dot com

Amy said:

I tweeted, http://twitter.com/laprochaine/status/25971274461

laprochaine at gmail dot com

Parris said:

My son just started a toddler program and he has 2 teachers including me. I'm a college professor. So I would have to say all 3 of us, but particularly Ms. Sharon and Ms. Paula since he's with them the majority of the day. Great giveaway!
parris_shirona@yahoo.com

Parris said:

I follow you on Twitter and Tweeted! (CJsMom10)
parris_shirona@yahoo.com

kjasus said:

my son's preschool teacher laid a solid foundation for his education. she made school a positive and loving experience for him!
raggammuffin@gmail.com

kjasus said:

i tweeted
http://twitter.com/raggammuffin/status/25982116852

kjasus said:

i like you on FB and posted about this giveaway

Erin said:

My son has a special needs teacher at the local child development center that he sees once a week. Andrea is has helped him reach his developmental goals when no one else thought he would. :)

wheatfreemom@gmail.com

Julie said:

My daughter's 4th grade teacher was awesome-she took an interest in each child-was fun but firm. I volunteered in the classroom and loved being there

aunteegem@yahoo.com

Julie said:

I like u on fb-Julie S Laws
left comment on wall

thanks for the giveaway and have a wonderful day :)
aunteegem@yahoo.com

pepperann4@hotmail.com said:

my preschool sunday school church... she loves her alot

Anonymous said:

My daughters teachers at preschool are doing a great job. Thanks for the chance momtwo2 at gmail dot com

allthingsnew said:

My daughter is a little hard to handle, and I've always appreciated her Sunday School teacher because she says such positive things about her, and she is always asking how she is doing :) That makes a HUGE difference to me!

stephanierosenhahn at yahoo dot com

allthingsnew said:

Like you on FB (Stephanie Rosenhahn) and left the comment!

stephanierosenhahn at yahoo dot com

allthingsnew said:

Following you on Twitter and tweeted!
@asthepotter

link: http://twitter.com/asthepotter/status/26014473747

stephanierosenhahn at yahoo dot com

Haydensmommy05 said:

I love my daughters teacher this year, which is her first ever. My little girl tends to be a little hyper and her teacher is so kind and patient its so wonderful to have that because she makes school warm and welcoming!
haydensmommy05@hotmail.com

Mari said:

The teacher that made a difference in my life is my foster son's teacher. I admire her patience with children with disabilities.

runningmatey at hotmail dot com

Mari said:

I follow you on twitter (LuckyDuckyToo)

http://twitter.com/LuckyDuckyToo/status/26037491178

runningmatey at hotmail dot com

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