Giveaway Time!


It's giveaway time at Living Montessori Now!

If you are anything like our family, you are always in need of something for your homeschool. Even if you don't homeschool, maybe you would just like more of an educational slant to toy options, or you have grandchildren who would love Montessori materials - or maybe you are even a Montessori teacher that could really use a replacement item (or two) in your classroom. If you are even more like me, you know that you are always working on a limited budget and could really use a great deal when you find one! 

Right now, Living Montessori Now and Alisons Montessori have teamed up to offer you a great giveaway!

Go to Living Montessori Now and enter to win one of 2, $100 gift certificates. The entry really is easy - it may seem overwhelming at first, but it only took me about 5 minutes, and gave me an excuse to sneak over to Alisons Montessori to drool over look at their materials again. 

So head over there now, and enter to win today! 

If you enter after reading this post, and happen to be the winner, please stop by and let me know so I can congratulate you! 

WOO-HOO! THERE'S AN UPDATE!!!!


You seriously can't miss this giveaway now! :)

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  1. Jacqueline@ Deeprootsathome.comMay 13, 2014 at 12:32 PM

    Hi, Amy,
    I am just stopping by to read a bit and to tell you a belated 'Happy Mother's Day'. I am praying for you and hope your week is blessed, friend! Stand firm in the Lord, Mama...He is our very present help in times of trouble and anytime!

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    1. Amy @ No Greater HonorsMay 13, 2014 at 12:44 PM

      Thank you Jacqueline! You have no idea what a blessing it is to read this, and I appreciate the encouragement so much! Your encouragement is very timely and needed! I hope you had a wonderful Mother's Day, too, and am so thankful for my blogging friends!

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