Where in the world has this year gone? As I look at the calendar, I can’t believe that the year will be half over so soon.
To mark this (almost) half way mark, as well as an homage to my glee in being back home after a week without Internet access (although it was also a week with family, so it was nice, though tiring), I will be placing my eBook, Finding Educational Activities in the Most Unexpected Places, on sale for 50% off its normal price.
That means that you can pick up the 58 page eBook for just $3.75!
This is a one time only deal, and I will not be having this big of a sale on it again. So, if you have been interested in the eBook, this is the perfect time to pick it up.
To buy Finding Educational Activities in the Most Unexpected Places at 50% off the normal price, just enter the code June50 during the check out process. This deal will be good through the end of June 30, 2010. Thanks!
If you haven’t read some of the reviews, here are just a few of the great reviews that it has been receiving. (Thanks so much to those who took the time to review it!)
Review Excerpts
“What I like most about Angie’s eBook is that it combines two of my favorite things – learning through play and using things we have around the house. It doesn’t take fancy toys to give our kids quality play opportunities!
While the book is geared toward toddlers and preschoolers, my daughters (ages 5 and 7) would love many, many of the activities as well. That’s one of the great things about activities that encourage open-ended play – they’re multilevel!
When your little ones need something engaging to do and you are having a “brain freeze,” you could turn to any page in this book and find something easy to set-up and fun to do.” — Amy, Let’s Explore
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“I’m in love! In a time where there is an unending amount of toy options for your child, complete with the latest and greatest electronic ones that are fun but don’t really encourage a child’s creativity and pretend play, this book hits the spot! The table of contents alone gets me excited! The simplicity is marvelous, sparks parental creativity, and reminds the reader that everyday household items can provide hours of fun and learning at little to no cost! Seriously, who knew there could be so much fun in cotton balls, laundry, cookie cutters, egg cartons, paper plates, boxes, balloons…. and the list goes on to include about 25 sections in total with an appendix on how to dye pasta and rice.” — Cherie, Learning Every Day
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“Finding Education Activities in the Most Unexpected Places is touted as “a 58 page journey through commonly found objects in and around your home with ideas for using them for educational activities with your young child.” It truly, truly is. Angie includes great activities for toddlers & preschoolers with easy to find, recyclable items. Not only is this a frugal resource to buy (only $7.50!), but it’s truly a frugal resource to USE. There is very little expense going on in any of the activities in this e-book — just good clean fun!” — Jen from Happy Little Homemaker
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“Our first activity was balloon batting. Shrade had so much fun letting the balloon hit him in the head. He is laughing hysterically in this photo. He played with this for hours and he especially loved it when I “accidentally” hit my head with the balloon too. This was good for gross motor and hand eye coordination as noted by Angie.” — Shonda, Milk N’ Honey Learn and Grow (Shonda highlighted six activities, with pictures, that she did with her son in her review.)
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“Angie works with families in their home as a therapist for toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities. Her aim in writing this book is to help equip families to provide enriching experiences for their young child. I think she has met her goal! Many young children are not stimulated and given early learning experiences, even through exploring with everyday objects and I think this book is a great place to begin.” — Michelle from Delightful Learning
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“There are just some days when I’m not as prepared as I need to be and my toddlers need a structured activity and I just can’t think of any off the top of my head. Angie, from Many Little Blessings and The Homeschool Classroom has come up with a solution to my can’t-think-of-any-ideas problem—a new e-book that is full of easy to implement activities to do with your kids.” — Mozer from Spell Out Loud
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“I stalk read Angie’s blog: Many Little Blessings on a daily basis. Since I am so familiar with her style of writing and her awesome ideas, I was excited to have a chance to review her book – I was NOT disappointed!
While some of the activities I had already heard of (remember, I’m a pretty frugal gal myself!), there were alot that I had not!
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