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Great magazine - horrible subscription dept. harassment!
Just like the other reviewer mentioned, the Mailbox magazine is a good source for the occasional great classroom idea.However, they were warning me it was time to renew right after I got my first issue with almost the whole year left in my subscription. The renewal request flurry escalated to phone calls every week that continued up until I finally demanded they stop calling me.Given that my school may ask me to go up or down in grade-level classroom instruction for next year, how would I know to which magazine I should subscribe that far in advance anyway?
Not Worth the Harassment
I've had this magazine for the past year and have used several of the tips, activities, posters, etc.However, I have also gotten endless emails from Mailbox promoting products and asking me to renew way in advance.This continues though I asked them to stop.For the last three or four weeks, they've been calling me on the telephone every day.This continues though I asked them to stop.The few good ideas in each $6 issue are nowhere near worth the trouble of dealing with this harassment. ... Read more

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This Is a Joke, Right?
I was suprised to see that the Saturday Evening Post was still being printed. I happened to get a chance to examine a few of the "new" issues the other day. I guess they've gone through a format change from what I remember as the older magazines. It was almost like reading a satire of a badly made magazine. At first, I thought the magazines' only value could be the reprints of old artwork by Norman Rockwell and Liendecker. But the "new" material was so bad, it had to be done on purpose. I laughed out loud several times durring my review. I'd reccomend this magazine to anyone who enjoy the Sun, the Globe, the Weekly World News, or any print gurus who want to see how NOT to craft a magazine. It's a shame that they couldn't continue to make a respectable body of material for their readers. I'm sure Rockwell and Liendecker are rolling in their graves right about now.

Suitable for every age
I first read this magazine when I was a little girl; my grandmother kept some old issues in our Minnesota lake cabin and on rainy days, I would curl up on the sofa and pour over the articles.I still enjoy the recipes, the amusing articles and the comic pages.It's a treat to sit down and read it! ... Read more

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A True Teacher's Helper
A teacherat the primary level is inundated with wonderful teaching material.Many times, however, a teacher in the primary classroom needs a quick activity that needs very little prep time.Teacher's Helper serves this purpose wonderfully!An excellent source when preparing for a substitute.I have found every issue to be filled with seasonal projects and skill review pages that are specifically designed for my grade level.I was first introduced to Teacher's Helper as a beginning teacher.It was a wonderful reference tool as I struggled to prepare lessons that were age and grade appropriate.As I gained teaching experience, I found Teacher's Helper to be an excellent source for skill reinforcement.I would highly recommend Teacher's Helper magazine. ... Read more

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Soft Dolls & Animals!
Luscious color photos, filled with amazing tips and patterns!For any cloth doll maker or even cloth doll collector.I only wish I had known about this one before I ordered another doll magazine in the same price range.Well worth the annual rate!!!

Soft Doll Adventure
I just purchased my first issue of this magazine.To my delight, it contains full size patterns for several dolls, as well as very detailed, illustrated articles on how to make each individual feature of the dolls.This is a project I have wanted to tackle for some time, and thanks to this magazine, I now have the confidence to get started.My first project is not yet complete, but I can already tell this is going to be a good one.The dolls in this magazine are not toys, and they are not simple to make.If you want something for your grandbaby to chew on, this is not for you.These are very complex, soft sculptures. However, the directions are so complete, even a first timer like me can follow along, and achieve success. ... Read more

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Great for teachers!!!
I am a new teacher, and this magazine has all kinds of fun craft projects and ideas to use in your classroom, as well as up to date articles about what is going on in education right now. I woulld definitely recommend this magazine to anyone not only who is a teacher, but who has children. Most of the crafts and articles pertain to families as well as teachers.

Great magazine!
I have found that "Instructor Magazine" helps me to stay on top of what is new in education.It has everything from "Web-quests" to in-service ideas.They have ideas for every subject, profile classrooms, authors, they even include a poster with corresponding lessons that go along with it.I love it!

Great for high school levels too!
I subscribed to this magazine for useful tips I could use for my own children.Not only did I find that helpful, I have also used the information to apply to my high school classes.Thank you for the wonderful ideas! ... Read more

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