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If you have a blog, please link it up below! I'd love the opportunity to share the bloggy love by helping others find your amazing resources. :) {The fact that it will help me stay organized is just a bonus!!} :)

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  1. Unknown7/01/2012

    This is such a great idea! I'm new to blogging and appreciate the opportunity to network! p.s. I am also an Owl lover!

    Diane Hubacz
    Teaching with Moxie

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  2. S7/03/2012

    Thanks for letting us link up! :)

    Shanyn
    Coffee, Kids and Compulsive Lists

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  3. Cheryl Velasquez7/04/2012

    Thanks for sharing links!

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  4. Unknown7/05/2012

    I love the giveaway! Sooooo many cool items...would love them all but I love the Buggy in Kindergarten!

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  5. Colleen A.7/07/2012

    Your blog is super cute! Love this idea!
    Colleen
    Totally Terrific in Texas

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  6. Linda Nelson @ Primary Inspiration7/25/2012

    Thanks for the link-up, Jen!

    Linda
    Primary Inspiration

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  7. Miss School Potato8/05/2012

    Love this idea, Mrs. Sykes!! I'm so glad you found me so I could find you!

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  8. Unknown8/05/2012

    What an awesome way to network and link-up with other blogs! I am brand new to blogging thanks to Miss School Potato who also suggested your site to me!!!

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  9. Jennifer4/14/2013

    Great idea! Can't wait to add more fabulous blogs to my list!

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  10. Barbara4/14/2013

    Thanks, Jen - awesome idea!

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  11. Lori4/14/2013

    Thank you so much for this! Great idea!
    Lori
    Conversations in Literacy

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  12. Rachel6/18/2013

    This is such an fantastic resource for a first year teacher/blogger like me! What a marvelous idea!

    Rachel
    A Little Bird in Third

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