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Favorite Freebie Linky Party

During my morning blog stalk visits I found a fantastic linky party.  Thank you Cynthia over at 2nd Grade Pad for hosting. 

 Everyone LOVES  a freebie.....so she has asked each teacher to link up their favorite freebie and share it with others.  Great idea!!  Stop by her blog and see everyone's favorite freebie.

 I think my favorite right now is my Fable Unit, mainly because I just finished it and there are a lot of different activities.  
If you visit my TPT store, you'll notice they are all free right now, so please get what you can use or need.  I just ask that you leave sweet feedback and follow my blog if you find something that you can use.  :))

Happy Monday!

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  1. CynthiaSeptember 10, 2012 at 6:13 PM

    Thanks so much for linking up to my linky party. I love your freebie. I'm your newest follower of your blog and your TPT store. :-)

    Cynthia
    2nd Grade Pad

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  2. Room 214-Ms. Wenzel's BlogSeptember 14, 2012 at 5:56 AM

    HELLO! I found your Blog through the Linking Party-Hooray for me! SMILES and stop by :-)

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