Update: The 2015 Back to School Giveaway is over.
Update: the 2015 Back to School Giveaway from On Time Supplies is closed. We are no longer accepting entries.
The On Time Supplies Back to School Giveaway is back and bigger than ever! Enter now for your chance to win more than $2,100 in school supplies for students and teachers.
How to enter the 2015 Back to School Giveaway from On Time Supplies.
Entering the Back to School Giveaway is as easy as 1-2-3!
- Join our email list for the latest school & office supply deals.AND/OR Subscribe to the Office Ink Blog.
- Follow us & share the giveaway on Facebook, Google+ AND/OR Twitter.
- Leave a comment on this post telling us about your favorite teacher or student. Be sure to mention where you shared the Giveaway so we can count your entry.
You get one entry per subscription & share. Subscribe to the blog and our mailing list, and share the giveaway on all three social networks, for five entries and five chances to win!
2015 Back to School Giveaway Prize Package.
This is our biggest school supply giveaway ever, with essential school and art supplies from your favorite brands!
Kid’s Art Supplies by Fiskars, Elmer’s & Pentel!
(6) Washable All Purpose School Glue Sticks, 4/Pack
(2) Washable School Glue Sticks, Purple, 30/Box
(3) Extra-Strength Office Glue Sticks, 12/Pack
(6) Oil Pastel Set,16-Color Set |
(3) Pointed Safety Scissors, Pointed 12/Pack
(3) Blunt Safety Scissors, 12/Pack
(4) Scissor caddies |
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Dial & Kleenex Hand Soap & Sanitizers + Renuzit Air Fresheners
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HSM of America Paper Shredder & Guilloitine!
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(8) Instant Hand Sanitizer 8 oz, Pump Bottles, Sweet Citrus
(12) Basics Liquid Hand Soap, Rosemary & Mint
(12) Antibacterial Hand Sanitizer with Moisturizer
(5) Renuzit® Air Freshener |
(1) MultiShred Paper Shredder
(1) Cutline Guillotine Trimmer Board |
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Scotch & Post-it Desk Supplies!
(2) Pattern Collection Combo Packs
(2) Arrow “Sign Here” Page Flags in Dispenser, 80/Pack
(2) Arrow “Initial Here” Page Flags, 2 50-Flag Dispensers/Pack
(2) Magic™ Greener Tape, 10 Rolls/Pack
(2) Double Sided Tape Rolls, 2-pack
(1) Easy Grip Tape Dispenser Roll
(2) Sure Start Packaging Tape Rolls w/Dispensers
(1) Precision Ultra Edge Titanium Non-Stick Scissors |
(2) Lined Pads in Rio de Janeiro Colors, 4 Pads/Pack
(2) Meeting Notes in Rio de Janeiro Colors, 4 Pads/Pack
(2) Recycled Notes in Bora Bora Colors, 6 Pads/Pack
(2) Colors of the World New York Pop-Up Notes, 6 Pads/Pack
(2) Full Adhesive Notes, Rio de Janeiro Colors, 12/Pack |
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$800 in Avery Dry Erase Markers, Binders, Flash Cards & More!
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Dozens of Pentel Pens, Pencils and Refills!
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The 2015 Back to School Giveaway ends August 21, 2015. We’ll announce the winner Wednesday, August 26th. The contest is open to residents of the continental U.S. over the age of 18. All prizes subject to availability and subject to substitution.
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My favorite teacher was a Biology teacher in high school. She’s like a part of our family now. We still keep in touch 12 years later!
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Kingsborough Elementary school in Gloversville has a wonderful teacher Colleen Furlong that could use these supplies in her classroom.
Thank-you Margaret!
My favorite teacher was my 4th grade teacher, Mr. Cavaness, who infused music into everything we did. He showed us movies that inspired us to be better people and accepting of others who are different from us. I learned more than just math and language arts that year, and that’s what a teacher should aspire to do. He made me want to be a teacher, and I have been one for the past 13 years.
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my favorite teacher was in 5th grade, Mrs Colley. she was nice and interesting to learn from her. I was so sad when I was going to be going into the 6th grade, I knew I would miss her so much. then when school started we all found out she was our teacher for another year, she had moved up to the 6th grade too!
My favorite teacher was Mrs. Elaine Moore. She held us to high expectations and I admired her style. I went with her and a group of students to England, Spain, and France. It was awesome! She inspired me to become a teacher. I shared on Twitter and Google+.
Sharing on Facebook. Mr. Wilson, first coach who treated everyone the same, expecting the same work ethic from athletes as all other students.
My favorite teacher was Mrs Perkuns. She was my 4th grade Art teacher!! She encouraged me to keep trying and experimentung with colors, and mediums. With her praise and support, I entered 2 different Art contests abd won 1st prize! Because of her, I still sketch and draw! I think fondly of her as I draw now and can still her talking to me and encouraging me to do my best!!
This is a hard question because there are so many amazing teachers. I would have to say that one of my favorite teachers to work with is Julie Piskie. She is constantly working her hardest to get her students everything that they need. I am blessed to know her and learn from her!
I am a teacher now, and my favorite teacher is the reason I became an English teacher! I will never forget Mrs. Nickels because she was always warm, a bit sarcastic, knowledgeable, totally NOT fake, and determined to teach us values as well as the content. She made us think outside of the box by using ideas that were new, engaging, and meaningful. I still have many of the booklets our classes made in her class…books of poetry, stories, and memories! She also helped us prepare for college and the real world. I loved her!
I loved all of my teachers.
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I shared on Facebook and Google. My favorite teacher was Mrs. Hall hs biology. My favorite students are those willing to try.
My favorite teacher is my son’s teacher, Mrs. Lorenz. She’s a dedicated servant of God. She is not paid but she’s there every day, in rain, sleet or snow. She teaches the love of Jesus Christ to her students and serves with a smile. I’ve shared this on Facebook!
I am a teacher. I have many favorite students, but one in particular stands out. He came from a very impoverished family but was always the first to share or help out. When he has snack he would offer half of it to those who didn’t. He was always the first to offer to help me or another student. He taught me a lot. Shared on facebook
Shared on Facebook! As a homeschool mom, my favorite students are my children!!
I had a favorite teacher who inspired me to never stop trying to learn. Without her guidance, I am not sure I would have pushed myself,past the difficult times. She encouraged me when it seemed I would fail.
My favorite teacher was my high school algebra teacher Mrs. Minzenmeyer. She is the reason I am a math teacher today. I teach in a title 1 urban school where many of my students do not start school with all the supplies they need. If I were to win this would be a great thing for my class 🙂
My favorite student was a second grader named Chauncy. He was awesome but simply did not know it. He wrote “F” on every assignment he turned in. Finally on the last Science test, he wrote “A”, and drew a happy face. He had earned it. I kept in touch with his grandmother for years.
My favorite teacher was Mrs. Martin, 1st grade. She encouraged me like no other. She was kind, motivating, and made me feel special. She made all her students feel special! When I think of the teacher I want to be, she comes to mind.
My favorite teacher was my 4-6th grade teacher, Mr. Hanft. He made learning fun and knew how to deal with the boys. 😉 A very close second would have to be Mr. Horridge, my jr. high and high school math and physical science teacher. He threw us Bugs Bunny parties! He also taught in a very fun and down to earth way that we all, smart or not so, could understand. Shared on facebook. And thanks to Karla for the shout out! You, too, are a blessing!
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I love all my teachers, they are so kind and helpful
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I shared via google (Heather Johnson- (curlyblu918)and twitter @curlyblu918. My favorite teacher was a French teacher I had in high school. She always spent time with the students and made sure they understood everything. if EXTRA help was needed she would stay after school as long as needed to help the student(s) out.
It is too difficult to say who was my favorite teacher, all of them had a spot in my heart! They had an important role in who I am now. as for my favorite student, I will never end mention them after 23 years of teaching! Thanks for Thinking of us the teachers who care!
Mr. Thompson, the only math teacher I actually remember. He made math class an absolute blast.
My favorite teacher is my youngest son’s Special Education Teacher, Sylvia Long. She is the best teacher as my son learned many new skills with her and she is so very caring to each and everyone of her students.
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My favorite teacher was Mrs. Merritt my 6th grade teacher she made learning fun and interesting.
My favorite teacher was Mr. Weaver. He taught me how to play the clarinet and how to appreciate music!
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My favorite teacher had to be Ms.Hamilton 10th and 11th grade English teacher
@OnTimeSupplies My favorite teacher was Mrs.Mannion she is one of those teacher who still love ro teach and push you to do good #giveaway
My favorite teacher was my daughter’s kindergarten teacher. She was patient and extremely funny! Shared your Facebook post on my timeline. Here is the link: https://www.facebook.com/sonya.morris.9/posts/871739836250865?pnref=story
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My favorite teacher was my english teacher in my freshman year of high school. I shared on Facebook.
I have had a lot of favorite teachers within my life time that have all inspired me to become a teacher today. The biggest reason they were my favorites is because they put up bulletin boards, but seriously. It took me TWO hours to put up two bulletin boards in my classroom last week. TWO. Who would have thought?! (Push pins are not as stable as they look.)
Most of my favorite teachers were in elementary school. I may have had one or two from middle school on. My senior year in college I found a new favorite teacher. A teacher who reminded me of all of my favorite teachers from elementary school. Her name is Joan Joseph. She was my university supervisor for student teaching. Joan had this sense about her that made her feel like home. What I mean by that is like I said before, she reminded me of all the teachers I had in elementary school which triggered the good memories and love I had for school. Joan was always available just to listen if you needed someone to talk to. I sent her multiple emails when I was feeling overwhelmed and we walked through it together. On the flip side I could send her an email about something funny that happened that day and it was like I could feel her laughing with me. If I needed help it was never a bother to Joan. She could help me and not only could she but she wanted to. When she walked in the door she was always smiling. Always. I’m fairly certain she even smiled in her sleep she is just that happy of a person. I’m not much of a hugger but every time I saw her I just wanted to give her a big ole’ hug. She held high expectations but she also let us know we were in it together. She wanted all of her students to succeed. Towards the end of the school year she sent us updates as soon as a job nearby posted. She continued doing this even in the summer when we were no longer her students. When searching for my job she would check on me and see how I was doing. After finding out I didn’t get the job I first interviewed for I talked to her. She said , “Natasha, I am SO proud of you. Getting an interview is the hardest part.” This woman really is an angel in disguise and has shown me the characteristics of a great teacher, the teacher I hope to be.
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My favorite teacher is Mrs. Jane Lorenz. She shows great patience and love. We value her determination and dedication to the students. She’s irreplaceable! They still start the day with the Pledge of Allegiance and prayer! I’ve shared on Facebook and Twitter…IF I did this right! Thank you for the opportunity!
my fav teachers were my high school sewing and cooking teachers and my #1 was our high school choir director…we were good, worked hard but had so much fun doing it
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My favorite teacher was my 6th grade teacher…she taught us how to appreciate nature, and got us to love geography. She was wonderful and I always compare my son’s teachers to her. I wish I could find her and tell her what an impact she made on me.
My favorite teacher was Mrs. Luddy, she was my fourth grade teacher. She took the time to make each child feel special and never discouraged them. Even after school hours, when I would see her around, she was always pleasant and willing to speak with us.
My favorite teacher was Mrs Wysocki she was my 3rd grade teacher and was so nice!! She let us be teachers helpers and always gave us stickers when we did good. She was a fun well liked teacher 🙂
My favorite teacher was a science teacher in the 6th grade , Mr.Herzberg ,,, very caring teacher .
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