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TpT Sale!

Have you heard? There is a fabulous TpT sale going on right now where you can save up to 28% off on ALL resources! I don't know about you, but my virtual cart is pretty full of all the goodies I want to buy.

I wanted to highlight some of my favorite resources that you can get on sale and use for the month of February from my store.

All Month Long: This bundle includes over 40 webquests that you can use with your students to learn about those who made a difference. Included with almost ever biography webquest is a quote or two that they said, as well as a video that gives a brief synopsis of their lives that students can access via a QR code. The bundle also includes writing prompts and quotes on poster sized paper for classroom display.


February 14th: Includes a 2 page (20 question) webquest, 8 writing prompts, and a list of online websites that your students can use to learn more about Valentine's Day!


February 20th: Includes a 1 page (10 question) webquest, 4 writing prompts, and a list of online websites that your students can use to learn more about President's Day! 


There are some other great resources that you can snatch up, including my Planets Webquest and my newest product - Holiday's Webquest Bundle.


This bundle has all that you need to teach about the Solar System with a concentration on the planets. Included with this bundle is a webquest for each planet, a preassessment of general planet knowledge, QR codes with links to videos, weight & age on the planets activities, planet sorts, and lots of other activities.


This GROWING bundle will include all of my holiday webquests. It will be updated this year as each of the holidays approach and will be complete by December. There will also be bonus webquests added that go along with different holidays. 


Happy Shopping,
Hilary @ Mrs. Tech

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