Showing posts with label contest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contest. Show all posts
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Introducing...Bulletin Board Battle...Enter If You Dare!!!
Ghosts, witches, and zombies, oh my! Be on the lookout for bats and broomsticks that fly! Join the cool ghouls and take part in our Bulletin Board Battle! Submit a photograph of your “spooky” bulletin board decorations on our social media pages. Winner gets a $50 gift certificate to reallygoodstuff.com.
For full rules, click here.
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Current Event Lessons Contest - For Teachers/Educators
Extra, extra, read all about it!!
Current events, that is. Our free current events service provides you with 2 different articles from a variety of news sources each day, complete with vocabulary words and higher-level discussion questions.
You’ll find something for a variety of classes, from health and science, technology, social studies, geography, economics...loads to choose from.
And if you log in to your account and access our current events, we’ll enter you in a random drawing to win a Bumpster Bluetooth wireless speaker.
For full rules, click here.
Thursday, August 18, 2016
Back-To-School Bag Giveaway!!!
Back-To-School Bag Giveaway!!!
(Black tote bag, izzit.org travel mug, izzit.org digital clock/pen holder, izzit.org pens, and a SURPRISE)
2 Ways to Enter:
1. Facebook - Like Us on Facebook and Share the Post.
2. Twitter - Follow Us on Twitter and Share/RT the Post.
For official rules, click here.
**This contest is only for U.S. Residents and expires August 31st, 2016.**
We're selecting (5) Facebook AND (5) Twitter winners randomly.
So hurry, Like, Share, Like and Share....
Monday, December 7, 2015
Second Day of 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway Spectacular Code
Second Day of 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway Spectacular Code
Day 2 - Dec. 8!Remember this code expires at midnight (Eastern Time) and a new code (for Day 3) will be issued shortly after.
To ensure you collect as many DVDs as possible, check back each day, and follow all our social media channels.
To learn more about this special DVD, 2081 click here.
Stay connected with us on:
BONUS
6 lucky participants will also be randomly selected to get an extra surprise in their "stocking" - a Roku streaming stick! Which will come in handy since izzit.org has a Roku channel, click here for the channel information: https://channelstore.roku.com/details/70263
*No guarantee titles will arrive before Christmas! Be patient with our elves.
Limit 1 title per household. Limit 1 Roku winner per household. U.S. residents only. No purchase necessary. We cover shipping & handling. For full rules click here.
Day 2 - Dec. 8!
Remember this code expires at midnight (Eastern Time) and a new code (for Day 3) will be issued shortly after.
To ensure you collect as many DVDs as possible, check back each day, and follow all our social media channels.
To learn more about this special DVD, 2081 click here.
Stay connected with us on:
BONUS
6 lucky participants will also be randomly selected to get an extra surprise in their "stocking" - a Roku streaming stick! Which will come in handy since izzit.org has a Roku channel, click here for the channel information: https://channelstore.roku.com/details/70263
*No guarantee titles will arrive before Christmas! Be patient with our elves.
Limit 1 title per household. Limit 1 Roku winner per household. U.S. residents only. No purchase necessary. We cover shipping & handling. For full rules click here.
Thursday, November 5, 2015
We're On The Road Again......
Next stop, (DING DING) New Orleans!
National Council for Social Studies (NCSS), New Orleans, Nov 12-14, 2015, Booth #713
If you'll be attending the NCSS conference, make sure you stop by booth #713 and check out our latest educational DVDs, sign up for a free membership AND enter to win a Roku Streaming Stick! (Oh, and you get a FREE DVD too! Yes, even if you're already an izzit.org member! It wouldn't be nice to exclude our loyal members, would it?)
Our booth will be stocked with DVDs on hand, for you to take with you that day, for FREE! We'll even have our newest release Energy Solutions: Who Chooses? but supplies are limited, so stop by early.
We'll have plenty of the Pups of Liberty DVDs for lower grade students (and it's also very popular - maybe that should be pup-ular? - with special ed teachers & students), both Pups of Liberty: The Boston Tea-Bone Party and Pups of Liberty: The Dog-claration of Independence.
We'll also have 2081, Escape!, and many other titles.
Two classroom teachers will be available to offer suggestions for how to use our products in your classroom.
Plus, we'll giving away other conference "swag!" So stop by, say hi, get free stuff, and get entered to win a Roku streaming stick!
Stay connected with us for live photos/updates and more conference information.
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| Meet Tara and Nick |
National Council for Social Studies (NCSS), New Orleans, Nov 12-14, 2015, Booth #713
If you'll be attending the NCSS conference, make sure you stop by booth #713 and check out our latest educational DVDs, sign up for a free membership AND enter to win a Roku Streaming Stick! (Oh, and you get a FREE DVD too! Yes, even if you're already an izzit.org member! It wouldn't be nice to exclude our loyal members, would it?)
Our booth will be stocked with DVDs on hand, for you to take with you that day, for FREE! We'll even have our newest release Energy Solutions: Who Chooses? but supplies are limited, so stop by early.
We'll have plenty of the Pups of Liberty DVDs for lower grade students (and it's also very popular - maybe that should be pup-ular? - with special ed teachers & students), both Pups of Liberty: The Boston Tea-Bone Party and Pups of Liberty: The Dog-claration of Independence.
We'll also have 2081, Escape!, and many other titles.Two classroom teachers will be available to offer suggestions for how to use our products in your classroom.
Plus, we'll giving away other conference "swag!" So stop by, say hi, get free stuff, and get entered to win a Roku streaming stick!
Stay connected with us for live photos/updates and more conference information.
We're Social:
YouTube
Vimeo
See you in New Orleans....
Join the conversation #NCSS15
Monday, February 3, 2014
Pups of Liberty Contest!
We're having a Pups of Liberty Contest!
Your class can name a new Pups of Liberty character for our upcoming sequel!
Visit www.izzit.org and click on CONTESTS in the left menu to learn more.
There's a prize for the winning teacher (a Kindle Fire) as well as a prize for the winning class (Teacher's Choice - a class pizza party or a book for each student.) The contest runs all of February and March, so if you don't already have Pups of Liberty: The Boston Tea-Bone Party, you have time to get a copy and use it in your classroom.
You must be logged in to your izzit.org account in order to enter. (An izzit.org account is free!)
Our animation team is already hard at work on the next Pups film, which will center around the "Doglaration of Independence." It will be another fun way to teach (or review) American History.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Back-to-School Contest Winners!
Our Back-to-School contest, run on our Facebook page, was a lot of fun! Many teachers shared pictures and stories from their summer vacations.

We had so much fun reading them, we added special categories for additional prizes. (Things like izzit.org travel mugs and magnetic clips.)
Congratulations to our winners:
Most Unusual Summer Activity - David Gardner
Best Proposal/Wedding - Ken Wayman
Most Accomplished - Shelly Liles McAninch
Best Home Improvement Project - Lisa Scott
Most Scenic Picture- Laurie Stricklan Bender
Band-Aid (TM) Award - Micky Pelletier
Cutest Kid Pic - Cora Kiene
Cutest Animal Pic - Sara Kimball Smith
And our "Grand Prize" winner of the Kindle Fire:
Jason Rasmussen!
Stay tuned! There will be other contests from izzit.org throughout the year!

We had so much fun reading them, we added special categories for additional prizes. (Things like izzit.org travel mugs and magnetic clips.)
Congratulations to our winners:
Most Unusual Summer Activity - David Gardner
Best Proposal/Wedding - Ken Wayman
Most Accomplished - Shelly Liles McAninch
Best Home Improvement Project - Lisa Scott
Most Scenic Picture- Laurie Stricklan Bender
Band-Aid (TM) Award - Micky Pelletier
Cutest Kid Pic - Cora Kiene
Cutest Animal Pic - Sara Kimball Smith
And our "Grand Prize" winner of the Kindle Fire:
Jason Rasmussen!
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| Laurie Bender's Grand canyon photo |
Stay tuned! There will be other contests from izzit.org throughout the year!
Thursday, September 5, 2013
New Release & Contest!
Welcome back!
Summer zoomed past us and by now, most of you are back to the classroom. We’ve got some great stuff coming up for you.
Great Depression 2.0 is our first “new” release for the year. It’s actually an updated version of our popular Great Depression DVD. We found that there was some confusion on some of the main points, so we’ve updated it to clarify. It’s got a new introduction, a new conclusion, and the Teacher Guide has also been updated. (If you selected the original version and are eligible to choose another FREE DVD, you can select Great Depression 2.0 – it’s considered a different product by our system, so it will allow you to choose the updated version.)
Want to win a 7” Kindle Fire HD tablet? Check out our Back-to-School contest! There’s no essay involved, but we do want to know about your summer vacation!
As for me…during one of my summer road trips, I visited the Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids, MI. It was beautiful! So head over to our contest page, read the rules, and tell us about something you did this summer to enter!
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