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September 10 What's New on Freebies4Mom.com
Free Sample International Cafe
Free Sample International Cafe is a post from: Freebies 4 Mom If you are not reading this in a feed reader or newsletter, it is illegal use.     10,000 Free Samples of Vitamin Burst K-Cups ($8 value)
10,000 Free Samples of Vitamin Burst K-Cups ($8 value) is a post from: Freebies 4 Mom If you are not reading this in a feed reader or newsletter, it is illegal use.  Freebie Dial Body Wash *100,000 Winners*
Freebie Dial Body Wash *100,000 Winners* is a post from: Freebies 4 Mom If you are not reading this in a feed reader or newsletter, it is illegal use.  Freebie Garnier Triple Nutrition from Walmart
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Freebie Garnier Triple Nutrition from Walmart is a post from: Freebies 4 Mom If you are not reading this in a feed reader or newsletter, it is illegal use.  Free Airborne Sample from Target
 Target is at it again – surprising us with new free samples! Choose your free sample of Airborne from Target. Choices that appeared for me were Zesty Orange Effervescent, Citrus Chewable, and Berry Chewable. Click on the gray "Request Sample" button then answer a eight quick survey questions and fill out your mailing address for this sample. Leave that last box checked if you want to get direct mail from Target. Be sure you get to the last confirmation step where you will be asked a simple math question and you need to answer it correctly. You should receive your free sample within 8 to 10 weeks. Thanks goes to Megs for sharing!Free Airborne Sample from Target is a post from: Freebies 4 Mom If you are not reading this in a feed reader or newsletter, it is illegal use.  Free Health Screening at Sam’s Club Sept. 14
Free Health Screening at Sam’s Club Sept. 14 is a post from: Freebies 4 Mom If you are not reading this in a feed reader or newsletter, it is illegal use.  Deal $4.50 for Self Magazine
Deal $4.50 for Self Magazine is a post from: Freebies 4 Mom If you are not reading this in a feed reader or newsletter, it is illegal use.  Math as you Snack with Lunchables #LunchablesJR #shop (free printable)
Use snacktime as mathtime with this free printable “Math as you Snack” worksheet I created for you and your kids. I used Lunchables Jr. for our snacktime and asked my kids to create their own math equations. You can find the new Lunchables exclusively at Walmart in the Baby section (near the Baby Food) for kids ages 3 and up to enjoy. They are on-the-go snack combinations with snacks kids love like Teddy Grahams, dried apples, raisins, and peanut butter. My kids love the fun names of the four varieties: Ants on a Log, Teddy Bear Picnic, Very Beary Crunch and Blueberry Bonanza. It’s fun to “play with our food” for a change and reinforces that math can be fun!
I created my “Math as you Snack” worksheet to be flexible enough to work with kids in a large age range. For younger kids you can use it as a counting exercise by writing in numbers in the boxes. For kids who are beginning to learn equations you can write the equation for them (1 + 1 = 2) and have them use the snack pieces as counters to show the equation with objects. For kids who are practicing math facts you can ask them to write their own equation using the snack pieces. They can even move beyond addition and subtraction to multiplication and division. I like to leave the instructions open-ended so kids can be creative. You’ll be amazed by what your kids will come up with!
My kids have a long day in 1st and 2nd grade and bring their own snack each day. I’ve created a “School Snacks” drawer that is reserved for single-serve snacks that are individually packaged so that each morning my kids are responsible for selecting one snack to put in their backpack. By creating a drawer that’s reserved for these snacks we are able to “save” them as school snacks (and not be tempted to snack on them when we’re at home, unless we have a need for an on-the-go snack that we can grab as we head out the door). This has helped us stay well-stocked in school snacks because we need ten of them every week (and last year they had a tendency to disappear over the weekend). It has also helped instill a sense of personal responsibility in my kids because they aren’t relying on me to select a snack and put it in their backpack (but of course I remind them). As I’m busy making breakfast and packing lunches each morning it’s great to have a little bit of extra help from my kids with our morning preparations. The Lunchables Jr. are a generous snack portion and are enough of a snack to hold my 8-year-old over until his late lunchtime of 12:50 pm on school days. Please join my kids and I was we shop for Lunchables Jr. at Walmart (I created a Google+ Album about this shopping trip). You can keep up with the latest Lunchables products and promotions by “Liking” their Facebook page.
This post is sponsored by Collective Bias®. My opinions are my own and they are not edited by Collective Bias®. Please visit my Disclosure Policy. Find more creative snacktime ideas with Lunchables Jr. Math as you Snack with Lunchables #LunchablesJR #shop (free printable) is a post from: Freebies 4 Mom If you are not reading this in a feed reader or newsletter, it is illegal use.  | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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