Back To School Time - Savings
Go Back To School and Save Money Literally!
It's back to school time. Hooray! It's about time, right?
So here is what you need to learn from your kids!
Subject: Math -- Back to School Savings:
*Are you making too much of a recipe because you do not know how to half the ingredients, or are you making too little because you can not properly double or make a batch and a half (YIKES!!)? Have your Math Teacher teach you fractions and measurements. Save money by making the right amount of food correctly!
*Do you have a working budget and putting savings back each month? If not, have your Math Teacher show you how to graph your incoming assets versus your outgoing bills. Include everything. This will show you where you can save money.
Subject: Science -- Back to School Savings:
Plants and vegetation--Have your teacher school you in the science of plants. Tomatoes are one of the easiest plants to grow (doesn't take much space either). You will learn that one plant yields many tomatoes. A couple of plants and you won't have to buy tomatoes for months! Don't forget to branch out!
Subject: Art -- Back to School Savings:
*Make cheap, but original decorations for the house. Also make gifts, instead of buying.
*A great way to stimulate the brain. Staying healthy is a huge money saver.
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Top 5 Ways To Become A Teacher's Pet
*Raise your hand often (to answer a question, not to get a drink of water).
*Listen intently with a bright, shining smile on your face!
*Volunteer a lot!!! To help grade papers, clean erasers, etc.
*Bring in the Teacher gummy bears!
*Let the Teacher stay up past 9:00 pm on a school night!
Subject: Music:
Not really a money saver, but we heard you sing with the windows down.
Please ask your music teacher to help!!!!
Please ask your music teacher to help!!!!
Subject: Physical Education -- Back to School Savings:
*Savings $$--No need for a gym membership! Remember when we were kids running around the yard, bicycling through the neighborhood, or jumping rope? We called it play and we could do it all day long. Now that we're adults we call running, bicycling, and jumping "working-out" and we find any excuse to avoid it. But Exercise doesn't have to mean countless, grueling hours in the gym.... to read the rest click our website article on Exercise Motivation For Those Who Hate The Gym
Subject: Vocabulary -- Back to School Savings:
*Have your English Teacher open up a whole new world with Vocabulary! Your creative writing will soar to a new zenith! Also, no need to cuss which makes an uneasy situation even more tense. Get imaginative in your frustration and all might end up laughing! Savings: Your increased knowledge of words will help you become a Jeopardy contestant earning you at least $1,000!!!
Put Your Head Down On Your Desk & Be Quiet!
*Okay, this is suppose to be a punishment when the class has been unruly. Secret: the teacher wants to play video games that night and wants to grade your papers while at school. Benefit: this forced quiet time is a great stress reliever. Let your mind either wander to an exotic spot and have a mini-vacation, daydream or create! Savings: High stress = high medical bills. Low stress = good health!
Social Causes:
*Kids --(oops I mean) Teachers always come home (er, to school) enthused about a social cause. Why not get inspired too. Looking brightly at the future and making a difference is not just for those under 10. If your teacher is hyped up about becoming ecologically responsible, join in. This will greatly reduce your household cost. Don't let the water run while brushing your teeth, use a water filter instead of plastic bottles, turn off all electricity when not in use, buy used instead of new (new to like new clothes for 50 cents to $1 at garage sales--this is not a myth), etc. Going green means saving the big time green!
Cue the School Bell:
Now go out there and buy your notebooks why they are still a quarter and start learning/saving! Soon you will have your college fund in the bank.
Remember, a mind is a terrible thing to waste, so check our our Mind Power Page that will help you keep your brain focused for those long lectures ahead of you. Just follow this link: Increase Your Brain Power
Remember, a mind is a terrible thing to waste, so check our our Mind Power Page that will help you keep your brain focused for those long lectures ahead of you. Just follow this link: Increase Your Brain Power
Best of luck in the school year!
-Poems & Quotes Finder
Yes it sure is almost time for Back 2 School. Thanks for this awesome post.
ReplyDeleteAll your tips to saving during school time can be found inside the house, in the environment and within ourselves. I agree with all the tips. We can save a lot just be creative and resourceful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips. I had to laugh at becoming the Teachers Pet. It used to be an apple on the desk and now it's Gummy Bears. How did you know that is my FAVE candy. If I was a teacher they would certainly put that child on my fav list. LOL
ReplyDeleteThese are great tips! I remember buying out a million school notebooks when they were a quarter or so right before the Back to School "season" came along. :)
ReplyDeleteFun, entertaining, and helpful! Excellent post! The try-angle is one of my favorite angles. ;)
ReplyDeleteThese are great tips. I like seeing innovative ways to save money. A lot of people don't realize that you can grow your own vegetables relatively easily in a relatively small space.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I love your writing style, you are a great comedy writer! And the tips are very good, besides being funny :)
ReplyDeleteI agree, staying health is the ultimate money saver!
ReplyDeleteBack to school already? It's too early, say it ain't so!
ReplyDeleteHa ha I was a teacher pet only because I volunteer to help out a lot. Teachers love it when the student is helpful and polite.
ReplyDeleteI love the approach! Very cute and helpful :)
ReplyDeleteRelearning basic facts and information is great. We sometimes forget but kids make us remember. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic post, it's almost back to school time, thanks for the ideas always looking how to save a couple of dollars
ReplyDeleteI love this approach it makes me feel like a kid again excited about going back to school.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fun post. I can't believe school's right around the corner already, seems like summer just started.
ReplyDeleteVery charming Paula....thank you for sharing your humor with us.
ReplyDeleteGreat post for saving and being creative. I actually do always double up on the recipes but am finding it is easier to just do as the recipe says first. I love crafting and so does my youngest son which does save money. Thanks for all the tips.
ReplyDeleteLOL Thanks for the giggles! Makes going shopping for school supply less dreadful lol
ReplyDeleteGreat tips for back to school thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI still can't believe it's almost time for school, I'm loving these and all your humor!
ReplyDeleteHaha, loved the article! I can't believe it is almost time to go back to school. How fast the time does fly! Now, at least, I will have a smile on my face while we are stocking up the supplies :)
ReplyDeleteMost times we just here i went to whatever class, but at least you applied them to real life situations.. School is right around the corner..
ReplyDeleteOh wow that's right - almost back to school time already
ReplyDeleteYou share some good ideals, school just around the corner, too fast, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI'm making my little guys read specific sections of this! I say a lot of the same things in our house so it's good to see this from someone else- as well as being expanded upon further. Love it!!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe it's back to school time again. that's crazy. good tips
ReplyDeleteI love this! Oh how I wish I could just put my head down on my desk & be quiet. My kids would probably be wondering what on earth I was doing! LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever quote at the beginning. What a great list and very funny.
ReplyDeleteI like your tips on becoming a teacher's pet. Great post.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great post and cute! I was always a teacher's pet... I met at least 3 of your 5 tips. Excellent!
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