Winner Wednesday Linky: 2015-2016 Vintage Vixen Teacher Planner

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So, my blogging game is strong this June.  Three posts in three days?  Shazaam!  Today I'm linking up with A Dab of Glue Will Do for Winner Wednesday.  This is a monthly linky that we will post on the first Wednesday of each month.

Since my planner game has also been strong recently, I decided that I would give you an opportunity to win my now best-selling 2015-2016 Vintage Vixen Teacher Planner to start your next school year off in organizational style.  I will even personalize the cover for the winner!  If you're wondering what all you can do with a planner, I'll give you a sneak peek preview of all its features.


The winner can choose between the elementary or the secondary version of the planner.  The only difference is that the elementary planner is pre-labeled with six core content areas in the weekly lesson planners, while the secondary planner is blank so that you may add your own content area classes, useful for duplicate/multiple preps.)  Both versions are designed with a beautiful combination of burlap and lace textures with feminine floral accents.


It has everything you need to keep 2015-2016 running smoothly, including...

  • Personalized cover for the winner
  • Contact information sheet
  • Password log
  • Year-at-a-glance planner
  • Monthly calendars (from July 2015-June 2016)
  • Weekly lesson planners (from August 2015-May 2016)
  • Classroom expenditures list
  • Student roster (supports 25 students) - perfect for your homeroom list
  • Grade book pages (support 25 students, 6 color-coded copies for each of four 9-week quarters)
  • Accommodations checklist - reminds you of the most frequently used accommodations for each student with individualized learning plans
  • Collaboration & Conversation log - keeps track of all those co-teacher conversations (6 copies) 
  • Parent Communication log (6 copies)
  • Grade level meeting notes
  • General meeting notes
  • Notes & Ideas blank pages


To enter to win, just complete your entry in the Rafflecopter below (enter your name).

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If you check back tomorrow and didn't win, just jump over to the listing in my TpT store to buy your copy.  IMHO, it's well worth the $12.00 to have your entire year at your fingertips in one handy dandy planner.

Don't forget to head back over to A Dab of Glue Will Do to check out the other Winner Wednesday prizes.  Good luck!

***PLEASE NOTE:  The winner is winning a digital copy of this planner.  The winner is still responsible for his/her own printing and costs associated with printing, binding, etc.  This planner product is intended for single teacher/single classroom use only.  It is copyrighted by me, Erika Bell, and any use/distribution not authorized expressly by me is an infringement of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.  

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  1. A Dab of Glue Will DoJune 3, 2015 at 11:22 PM

    What an awesome product! Someone will be the lucky winner and have all summer to get organized! Thanks for linking up. :)

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