More Teacher Discounts

 
 
South Florida Museum is also offering teachers free admission to the Museum, Planetarium and Aquarium with ID.
Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center offers discounted tickets to county employees from all counties. Two tickets to select shows.
Mote Aquarium offers teachers one free admission with a pay stub.
The Limited offers 20% discounts  on all purchases to teachers with ID.
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Grants, Grant Writers and Finding Funding

Finding funding for educational projects and professional projects can be challenging so these two websites and the resources within them should give educators interested in finding grants something to cheer about.  The first website for those wanting to find a grant is Grants Alert.  I actually found this one through the Florida Department of Education.  This [...]

5 Science News Services for Teachers

We all want to stay on top of the latest info in the classrooms, but science teachers have an extra burden, as traditional texts are outdated practically before they’re printed. Sure they’re fine for traditional concepts and historical biographies, but what about the newest and coolest science research? That’s where these five resources come in [...]

Metro Shelving in the Classroom

Looking for an affordable way to organize and update your classroom? Consider metro shelving.

Fundraising without Cookie Dough: Simple Tips for Parents

Okay, how many of us have bought an extra magazine subscription we don’t need, cookie dough for the freezer, cheese cakes, gift wrap that gets tucked away and forgotten . . . oh,  the list goes on! 
Here are some fundraising ideas that come from things you already are buying for your home.  The school needs to set up [...]

3 Online Resources for the Modern High School Teacher

In the world of online teacher tips, high school educators often get the short end of the academic stick. For whatever reason, many of the lesson ideas tend to be geared towards younger students. Secondary educators, this article’s for you.

Learning Centers on the Cheap: Clothespin Math

Need a basic math center activity for multiple grade levels that will cost you next to nothing? Try this affordable idea that requires nothing but clothespins and index cards.

Physical Education: 7 Pieces of Equipment for a Frugal Program

With tight budgets and position cuts the norm in many school districts, physical education often ends up being on the classroom teacher’s list of responsibilities. How do you implement a sustainable physical education program without diverting valuable classroom budget dollars on supplies? Here are seven simple suggestions to get you started.

10 Free Resources for Learning and Technology Professionals

There are many free resources online designed to help learning and technology practitioners design curriculum, plan lessons, advance their career, and engage students in the learning experience.

How To Work Around Paper and Copy Limits

Teachers are used to working with limited resources, but few issues impact your daily instruction as much as limits on paper, the number of copies you can make, or both.

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