We’ve all reached that point, especially the higher the grade taught, that reading ANYTHING works if that is what is of interest to a student.  Magazines are a wonderful way to encourage students to read.  Providing the magazines is one item that is not in the budget because subscriptions are expensive, especially if you would like a variety to appeal to as many students as possible.

Here is a super easy and CHEAP way to get magazines for your classroom or the school library.  Respond to four survey questions (about paper towels) to score any of these magazine subscriptions for $2 each.  Select up to FIVE!  Subscriptions range from 3 issues up to 52 issues per magazine depending on your selection.  That is a TON of reading material or craft projects!

A few suggestions:

• Music class—-check out Rolling Stone Magazine
• Business class–check out Bloomberg, Entrepreneur & Kiplinger’s
• Art class —  most all are appropriate

• Autoweek
• Better Homes and Gardens
• Black Enterprise
• Bloomberg Businessweek
• Bowhunt America
• Cigar Aficionado
• Dwell
• Entrepreneur
• Family Circle
• Fast Company
• Field & Stream
• Fitness
• Florida Sport Fishing
• Guideposts
• Inc.
• Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
• Latina
• Maxim
• Men’s Journal
• More
• Nylon
• Nylon Guys
• Pacific Standard
• Parents
• Popular Photography
• Popular Science
• Reader’s Digest
• Red Bulletin
• Rolling Stone
• Self
• Ski
• SKyguide
• Taste of Home
• The Atlantic
• US Weekly
• Wine Spectator
• Yoga Journal
• AND MORE

Hurry because these sell out FAST at this price!

 Order HERE