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June 11, 2012 by: Jennifer

Smelly Spelling Giveaway and Freebie!

I know you have seen Smelly Markers on other blogs for classroom use..and I finally found my own set  at Michael’s during the school year.  My kids LOVED them! 
 Getting that smiley face on their paper took on a whole new fun, smelly meaning.  
It started me thinking about how I could use the markers to infuse excitement into some of my literacy stations.  I decided spelling is one of those things in my writing station that can always use a fun twist to the routine.  And that led to Smelly Spelling!
And a fun giveaway.  
You can win my Smelly Spelling Pack AND 5 Scentos Smelly Markers and a 6pack of 
Sweethearts Candy Smelly Markers.
All you have to do is leave a comment 
below telling me what else you 
would use the markers for in your classroom. 
I will use random number generator 
to choose a winner. Giveaway ends Sunday 
June 17th at around 9pm!
Giveaway is now closed! =)
I have more recently been able to find the markers at Walmart in the craft department.
Don’t forget to get your freebie page for smelly spelling by visiting the TPT listing and clicking 
“download preview”
*I tried to offer a variety of pages with different amounts of spelling words,as I realize not everyone has just 10 words…Those of you who have 10 may not need or use all the pages…and those of you with more than 10 words may want to duplicate a page and put it on the back.  Although I tried to accommodate different amounts, the basic pack is made ideally for 10-15 spelling words.* 
Hope you love it!  
For complete contents, check out the listing on TPT or TN!

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Comments

  1. TiffanyM says

    June 11, 2012 at 1:37 am

    Love the smelly markers! I use them when correcting papers and student writing.

    Tiffany
    tamiller@lf.k12.de.us

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  2. Heather at Teach It Today! says

    June 11, 2012 at 1:40 am

    How cute! My kids love these and I'm going to buy your packet if I don't win. Great idea! I think my student of the day would like to be able to use a smelly marker to write his/her name on paperwork that day.

    Heather at TeachItToday!

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  3. Laura Wylie MacDougall says

    June 11, 2012 at 1:46 am

    I've never heard of these! This is a great way of getting kids excited about learning!

    I think it would be fun to use in guided reading when spelling words out with a small group!

    lwmacdougall@gmail.com

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  4. Miss Ice says

    June 11, 2012 at 1:53 am

    I love smelly markers! I let my student of the week pick a smelly marker and help me mark off Daily 5 checklists. I would also use them to grade papers and I think they would be fun to help highlight repeated words or main ideas of a sentence.

    Courtney
    3rd Grade Sprinkles
    courtneyice1@gmail.com

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  5. megandw says

    June 11, 2012 at 1:54 am

    I have been looking for these markers EvErYwHeRe with no luck! I'd love to win them~and the fun pack!
    I would use them during interactive writing so that the kiddos could use them when it is their turn to write:)
    megandw@yahoo.com

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  6. Laurie says

    June 11, 2012 at 1:54 am

    Mr. Sketch brand smelly markers come in thin line and thick line. I use them for writing sight words for the kiddos to carry around.

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  7. Rie says

    June 11, 2012 at 1:54 am

    I love markers that smell good! My kids would go wild over these. I would use them in small groups during reading for underlining, boxing, and other things in their guide reading.

    rieneal@ymail.com

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