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Here is a Study America Saturday prequal! (Remember, tomorrow I will have my third installment in the "America: Story of Us" lesson plans we have used this year.)

My friend Sherri at Luv a Bargain posted about this freebie opportunity through RewardsGold. If you register, refer two friends, and take a short survey about breakfast, you can receive a FREE one-year subscription to Newsweek magazine!


This is especially enticing to me, because next year for American History, Dawson will be studying Current Events and Government. With the election coming up, Newsweek will be a valuable resource! In fact, one of my plans was for him to read the magazine weekly and write short summaries of what he has read. I was planning to purchase Time Magazine, but now that I was able to get Newsweek for free, guess what we will be using instead!!

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