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Nestle Family Back To School $25 MasterCard Rewards Card & Nestle Gift Basket

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Reading is Fundamental (RIF) is a charity I can get behind because Reading is Fundamental to our children’s success. My kids love to read and I’m lucky because of how easy it is for us to get books. It’s not so easy for everyone. RIF is the oldest and largest children’s and family nonprofit literacy organization in the United States. All RIF programs combine three essential elements to foster children’s literacy: reading motivation, family and community involvement, and the excitement of choosing free books to keep.

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As a proud partner of RIF, Nestlé Family is sending us $100 worth of books to donate to a school of our choice. So we’re going to find a local school or charity to give them too. I’m learning towards giving them to a hospital in Seattle. As I’m thinking about where to send them, I’d love your ideas. I’d also love to know how the school year is going for you. So would Nestle!

How is your school year going? Our just started, Wednesday was the first day of school and it’s going fine. We only had two days of school this week. One thing we’re focusing on is having really great healthy after school snacks along with some fun treats too. Nestle sure does know how to do special treats right? We’re having a small giveaway of special treats from Nestle, a Back to School Survival kit. In this survival kit you’ll find a gift card and coupons for awesome Nestle products.

Nestle has a larger sweepstakes going on too, the Happy New School Year Sweepstakes. Feel free to enter every day for a chance to win the grand prize of $5,000 worth of back-to-school essentials plus a $2,000 NESTLÉ Literacy Grant for your school, plus daily prizes of $50 reward cards. The Happy New Year Back To School sweepstakes ends October 15, 2011.

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This giveaway has ended. Congratulations to the winner, Ashley.

All rules can be found under giveaway rules. We received free samples.

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  47. Back to school survival… Juicy Juice, break apart cookie dough, toaster waffles, orange juice, pencils, paper, and eraser. A good book or magazine to read while waiting in the car or at appointments.

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  63. I need tips and tricks for getting my daughter back into a bedtime routine..or a sonic-book alarm clock. It’s been rough getting her up in the morning, we’re used to the lazy mornings of summer.

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  96. I need more hours in the day for back to school survival… but since that can’t happen, tips or ideas on how to better manage the crazy schedules and lack of time.

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  163. I’d have new school supplies, a calling card, and a homemade bunch of chocolate chip cookies in a Back to School Survival kit.
    jtmagmom73(at)gmail(dot)com

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  178. In a back to school survival guide I’d have a maid to remember to pack school lunches at night and make a healthy breakfast in the morning. lol
    gourdsrmylife(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  180. Can you get me any energy to go in that back to school pack. I would need school supplies , healthy snacks and lunches
    stanleybilly(at)bellsouth(dot)net

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  185. Coffee. Coffee. Coffee. Coffee. And did I mention coffee? Really – it’s my job to get the kids their breakfasts and lunches and get them to the bus stop. Without coffee in me, that’s just not going to happen.

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  197. I need an unlimited supply of money in a back to school guide. With one in college, one in high school, and one in kindergarten things are getting very expensive.

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  201. I would need lots of tissues, as my first started Kindergarten this year!

    Clorox wipes and expo markers to help out the teachers and for my son, and pencils, composition books and the big kind of crayons!

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  213. I need a good supply of school supplies for current use and as a backup. I need to keep everyone on a reasonable schedule. I need ‘night before’ prep to make mornings go smoother.

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  289. I need to have Juice for my boy, storage bins – organization is key in my house, it drives me nuts when his belongings, h.w. & school supplies are a mess. Plus it helps us get through our day more efficiently

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  298. I need so many things. I work at an alternative high school and sometimes, I cannot get the supplies I need for my students. For example, I need paper, pencils, notebooks, cleaning supplies for desks, etc. I need so many things for my students. Whatever you can give me would be helpful.

    I spend about 400 dollars a year, sometimes 500 dollars, to help my students succeed in the classroom.

    Please help!

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  320. I think every BTS survival guide should have a sealed note for Dad, instructing him to give Mom a special treat on Back-to-School day.

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  369. Backpack with super-duper-extra reinforcement on the straps.
    Pencils and paper.
    Aspirin.
    One-step dinners (as in “cook in 375 degree oven” one-step.)

    Does Stoffers still make pot pies?

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  374. We homeschool. So, we have have to have a well-stocked pantry since I make a meal for breakfast and lunch plus snacks. We also have to maintain supplies for schooling and art projects.

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  400. Something in my survival guide would be how to get kids to enjoy their homework! 🙂 Something I wish I had when I was a kid lol 🙂 Thanks for the giveaway 🙂

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  405. Capehart school in Bangor Maine is located in a section 8- low income housing neighborhood, I’m sure they’d love some free books.
    A nice addition to any Back to school guide would be a “Bus Safety” coloring book, teaching children to obey the rules and not distract the bus driver.

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  458. I would need the CARNATION BREAKFAST ESSENTIALS, to start the day out right and give my daughter energy throughout the day

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  485. My son just entered pre k, and essentials for him and his teachers are antibacterial wips, and a back pack for him of course, the basics like crayons and watercolors are the list as well.

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  506. What I need in a back to school survival guide is ideas on how to make the year go more smoothly and be a total success.
    Katharina angelsandmusic[at]gmail[dot]com

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  541. I need a new alarm clock, a lot of patience, extra sleep, a tv remote controller that automatically turns off the tv when kids haven’t done all their homework and how about a nanny too?

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  544. My survival guide would have to include a reliable and loud alarm clock, and automatic coffee/tea maker, a remote car starter (especially for extremely hot and cold days), and a robot to do all the cooking in the morning to save all of us time!

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  555. I would love the guide to have some yoga moves to help de-stress, some suggestions on how to handle those “I don’t want to go to school days”, some recipes for quick dinners especially on those nights when all the kids have to be in different places for after school activities.
    laura dot hopelessromantic dot emerson at gmail dot com

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  564. I need quick healthy recipes for school snacks, ways to manage stress and tips to be more organized. Thanks!
    mandalarctic at gmail dot com

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  568. I need a planner in my back-to-school guide-everyone’s doing something different where it be sports or after school programs.

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  591. I need more time, but I doubt I would find that in a survival guide, so I would settle for ideas on the cheapest school supplies, like shoes, backpacks etc…

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  596. I don’t need anything in a back to school survival guide, since I am into the grandmother status, but I suspect many young parents need some way to organize their time.

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