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Scholastic Dollar Deals Sale for Teachers and Parents US $1 or More eBooks

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Scholastic Dollar Deals Sale for Teachers and Parents US $1 or More eBooks
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ilikeit on 13/08/2014 - 07:57 teacherexpress.scholastic.com (601 clicks)

On again. "Our Dollar Deals are back for a limited time only. Choose from hundreds of teaching resources." Take note not all are a dollar, but still significantly cheaper than regular prices.

Keep in mind some books have American themes, measurements and vocabulary. Probably more suited to lower/middle primary.

Scholastic is a great publisher, they run the school book clubs.
There are lots of titles on sale. When you buy these in paper version they usually cost $10-$25
No postage costs to buy eBook format, download and print just what you need.
Downloads in PDF format. Payment is easy with PayPal.

Example: http://teacherexpress.scholastic.com/great-grammar-skill-bui… US$1 but usually US$8.95.

Great for teachers, homeschoolers etc.

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  • ilikeit on 13/08/2014 - 07:57

    Offer valid through 8/19/2014.

  • Snoop on 13/08/2014 - 08:21
    +1

    This is how much of a mushroom my employer wants me to be. I can't actually access the website because…
    This site was categorized in: Educational Institutions, Games
    But I have asked the Mrs to forward it on our Edu website and to her schools!

  • syousef on 13/08/2014 - 11:55

    Not sure I want to support this business. Worst ordering system on the planet: Fill out multiple paper forms to order from each of their "book clubs" and manually calculate a total for each then pay either by submitting separate orders or pay on one form and reference other forms. Creates unnecessary paperwork for parents and teachers. To top it off their prices in general aren't that great and can be beaten shopping elsewhere. How does a manual ordering system from the stone age, not to mention a business running it, continue to survive in 2014? Only saving grace is that SOME of the books are good. I was very disappointed when my kids went to school to see that they haven't moved with the times because I always looked forward to book club as a kid.

    • ilikeit on 13/08/2014 - 12:05
      +1

      I agree with your points. I don't understand why they print 3 separate booklets for each kid. Unfortunately scholastic book club is the only time some students purchase books. Most of the time it is organised by parent volunteers. Online ordering is painless though.

    • danone on 14/08/2014 - 09:56

      they are moving along with the times :-)

      How Scholastic Migrated to AWS with Chef
      https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/11349/120097

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