Win $500 for your Favorite Teacher and Amazeko Pencil Sharpeners for both of you!We at Amazeko are fueled by our passion to make a better, more amazing world for kids. (In fact, we recently won a Mom’s Choice Award recognizing our efforts!) To spread the love, we want to celebrate a teacher who also makes the world a more amazing place for their students! You can win an Amazeko Pencil Sharpener for yourself and your teacher — plus your teacher will win $500!We at Amazeko are fueled by our passion to make a better, more amazing world for kids. (In fact, we recently won a Mom’s Choice Award recognizing our efforts!) To spread the love, we want to celebrate a teacher who also makes the world a more amazing place for their students! You can win an Amazeko Pencil Sharpener for yourself and your teacher — plus your teacher will win $500! To Enter: Like our Instagram or FaceBook page or fill out our entry form Tell us your teachers’s name and why your teacher deserves to win in the comments below To Enter: Like our Instagram or FaceBook page Fill out and submit the entry form below Rules & Regulations: Be sure you’re following our social pages so we can tag you if you’re our winner. Open to residents of the US & CANADA ONLY. …
5 Ways to Get Your Kids Organized for the New School Year
Kids are a notoriously disorganized bunch, which leaves parents to play catch up when the school year starts up again. How can you get your kids organized for the new school year? Here are a few simple tips to get you on the right track. 1. Create a schedule. The long days and lax rules of summer have no doubt left your child a bit spoiled when it comes to scheduling. With school just around the corner, it’s time to get back into a more structured routine for sleeping and rising, eating meals, and doing chores, just for example. This way when you add in school days, after-school activities, and homework, they won’t feel so unprepared for the transition. 2. Out with the old. One of the biggest thrills for kids going back to school is showing up with new fall clothing and brand-new school supplies. Before you head to the stores or start shopping online, though, you need to assess what you already have and clear some clutter. Toss or donate clothing that is worn or no longer fits, along with supplies that are beyond use. 3. Create a checklist. While you’re cleaning house, you can start a checklist of items your child will need for the coming school year, from pants and tees, to gym shoes, to pens and paper, to fun and …