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Scavenger Hunt Winners

The winners of the October Scavenger Hunt are as follows:

  • Mrs. Stadt’s Class: Most students to participate in the blog hunt.  They will receive one hour of “Principal Time” in the coming week!
  • And, Jordyn, in Mrs. Greenlund’s class who will receive a gift card to Barnes and Noble and lunch OUT to a restaurant of her choice with the principal, Mrs. Reagan!

There were 120 students who participated in the scavenger hunt.  Each of the participates will be entered into the reading counts drawing…and this will take place on December 15.

Posted below is a slide show of the hour I spent with Mrs. McDonald’s class-–winners of the September Scavenger Hunt.   We spent an hour writing together in a top secret location.  See if you can tell from the photos where we were!

And…we will have one final scavenger hunt in November that is focused on teachers.  The prizes will be a little different with more chances to win.  Watch the blog for clues.

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BOX TOP’s COMPETITION

boxtopsFrom Angela Truman, coordinator for Box Top’s and Labels for Education Programs:

This year, we are planning for two box top competitions.  For each, there will be two levels of competition:

  • The top classroom from each wing (EC, 1st/2nd, 3rd/4th, and 5th);
  • The top boy and girl from each wing.

The first competition period will run from now until December 18th.

The second period will start January 4th and run through March 19th.

Box tops and labels can be sent to school with your children or dropped off in the designated boxes in the school lobby, outside of the office.  There are three box top/label programs this year:

Box Tops for Education: For 12 years, Box Tops for Education has helped schools raise over $250 million.  The 2009-2010 Box Tops fundraising goal for Georgetown is $2,809.07!

You can participate via the following:

1.) CLIP box top coupons from your favorite products.
2.) SHOP at your favorite online stores through the Box Tops MarketplaceSM (www.btfe.com/marketplace) and up to 8% of your qualifying purchase will be automatically donated to your school.
3.) PURCHASE BOOKS through the Box Tops Reading RoomSM at Barnes & Noble.  For more information, visit www.btfe.com.

Spartan Cash for Labels: Through the Spartan Brand Cash for Labels program, Georgetown can receive money for UPC labels clipped from any Spartan Brand product purchased at your local D&W, Family Fare or other store that carries the Spartan brand.

Campbell’s Labels for Education: For over 36 years, Labels for Education has supported schools across the country by providing more than $110 million in free educational merchandise.  The goal this year for Georgetown is to collect 3,000 points in labels.  To participate, simply clip and save UPC labels from participating Campbell’s products.

Some of the eligible products for 2009-2010 include:

  • Campbell’s® Soups
  • SpaghettiOs®
  • Campbell’s® Beans, Gravies and Canned Pasta
  • Prego® Sauces
  • Swanson® Stocks, Broths and Canned Poultry
  • Pepperidge Farm® Breads, Cookies and Frozen Products
  • Pepperidge Farm® Goldfish® Crackers
  • V8

Splash® Beverages

  • V8 Fusion® Beverages
  • Campbell’s® Food Service Products

And, to help make achieving our goal easier, Campbell’s is offering products worth 5 Points!  For 2009-2010, eligible products include:

  • 26 Varieties of Campbell’s® Condensed Soup (in specially-marked cans)
  • All Campbell’s® Microwavable Soups
  • All V8® Soups
  • All Campbell’s® Select Harvest® Soups
  • SpaghettiOs® (Original and Meatball only)

For more information, and a complete list of eligible products, visit LABELS

Thank you for your support of Georgetown Elementary—Every little bit helps! Together with these programs—Labels for Education, Box Tops for Education and Spartan Brands Cash for Labels—we can build a better school for our children!

If you have any questions, please contact me:    Angel Truman at 662-9015 or by email at angeltruman@sbcglobal.net.

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Scavenger Hunt Winners: September

This past September we kicked off our first BLOG scavenger hunt! The goal of the hunt was to increase the readership of our blogs by offering prizes for students who participated.  The theme of the September scavenger hunt was “teacher vacations”.

Each student who participated (140 total) received a ticket for our upcoming Reading Counts drawing.  In addition, the classroom that had the most participants (Mrs. McDonald’s 3rd grade) won and hour of teaching time with ME as their teacher.  Finally, all students who participated were entered into a blog drawing and one student was selected–winning a $10 gift card to Barnes and Noble and a pumpkin carving kit!  Congratulations, Ray!

We have just kicked off our second scavenger hunt, TEACHERS HAVE HOBBIES, TOO! To participate, read through the blogs and enter your finds in the survey answer form. Happy Hunting…and thank you for reading our blogs, too!

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