This is a sponsored post on behalf of Fellowes and The Motherhood. All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.
Yes, it is true, agh! It is time to think Back to School. As a parent, there are always lots of important things to keep track of – new specials schedules, fall sports for all three girls, and information that you want to have throughout the year. As a teacher, there are always things that I need to create and want to keep such as name tags, charts and things for learning centers. All of these things are great reasons to have the Fellowes’ Saturn2 95 laminator.
Fellowes’ Saturn2 95 laminator is the ultimate tool for back-to-school because it helps preserve important documents like schedules, calendars, flash cards, charts, certificates, classroom decorations and more.
Check out the Idea Center for inspiration and project ideas!
Fellowes Saturn2 95 is available at Staples and Staples.com for a suggested retail price of $159.99.
Pictured above are the:
Fellowes 3 mil letter pouch 25 pack
Fellowes 3 mil photo pouch 25 pack
Fellowes offers a wide range of laminators to suit a variety of needs with products also available at Walmart and Amazon.com.
There are so many fun projects that you can do with this laminator. Just like this one. This was our test run using the laminator.
We made sure the machine was ready when the flashing wait sign stopped flashing and remained on and we heard the ready signal.
- The Saturn2 95 is the perfect machine for moms and teachers because it combines exclusive technologies and features:
- HeatGuard™ Technology: Double-walled insulation keeps heat inside so laminator is comfortable to touch, making it safe for homes and classrooms with children
- Advanced Temperature Control: Hot and cold laminating capabilities ensure consistent, smooth results every time
- Release Lever: Permits easy removal or re-centering of stalled pouches to prevent jams
An important reminder is to make sure that the pouch enters the machine sealed edge first. Once we did this, we realized it was so easy to use. It got me thinking about lots of other ways to use the laminator. The first thought was to use the laminator to create memories. The kind of memories that might easily get ripped, torn or fall apart through time. My preschooler brought home this cute handprint memory poem and I thought this was a perfect #Laminateit moment.
I am so excited thinking of ideas to prepare for the beginning of the year. Check out my Back-to-school-themed Pinterest board of Back to School Project Ideas that can be done using the Fellowes Saturn2 95 laminator.
You can also check out the “Classroom Creativity” board on the Fellowes Pinterest page and the Idea Center for laminating ideas and classroom inspiration!
“Celebration of Superstar Teachers” contest
As a teacher, I am always happy to hear of companies that support education and teachers in the classroom. I am happy to hear that Fellowes is asking you to recognize a teacher in your own community.
From July 15 – September 30, Fellowes can help you recognize a special teacher in your community with the “Celebration of Superstar Teachers” contest. Nominate an exceptional teacher on Facebook.com/Fellowes and they could win a Fellowes classroom prize pack, including a laminator
The “Celebration of Superstar Teachers” contest on Facebook.com/Fellowes and Fellowes Idea Center.
For more information, visit www.Fellowes.com
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Raising 3 Savvy Ladies has a giveaway of a Fellowes laminator to one of my lucky readers.
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Documents I want kept nice
I would laminate the lists of everyone at school so it stays neat all year!
I would laminate my meal planner printable
I would laminate a lunch menu.
I would laminate some of Autumn’s projects from her nursery school i wanted to save.
I commented on the Seatpets. https://raisingthreesavvyladies.com/2013/07/a-must-for-long-travels-with-children-setpets/#comment-22167
I would laminate flash cards for a word wall in my son’s bedroom, new placemats, game pieces for letter and number games…so many things!
my kids’ artwork
I would laminate all of my children’s art work and make albums. My Mom did the same when I was a child 🙂
I’d laminate some of the paper items I want to put in our Disneyworld vacation scrapbook.
The very 1st piece of art work my son made me at school, many years ago. I remember how proud he was. Still makes me tear up just thinking about it.
I would laminate sight words to help my grandson learn to read!
Commented on non-giveaway post as Janet W.
https://raisingthreesavvyladies.com/2013/07/a-must-for-long-travels-with-children-setpets/#comment-22207
I would make tags for my daughter’s book bag and other bags that she travels with that say “swim” to show her love for the sport!
raisingthreesavvyladies.com/2013/07/a-must-for-long-travels-with-children-setpets/
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I would laminate their daily checklists.
I would laminate my granddaughters’ drawings to keep them nice and crease-free.
I commented here: https://raisingthreesavvyladies.com/2013/07/did-you-know-duanereade-sponsors-some-awesome-nyc-events-cbias/#comment-22236
Id laminate my kids’ placemats
My daughter’s first story she wrote…It was great…or at least I thought so…lol!
I’d laminate my kids art projects, things in my classroom, and my calendar.
I would like laminate my daughter’s flash cards.
Perfect for all of the kids’ preschool projects and for my work too!
I would laminate phone lists.
I would laminate my daughters school and art work to save!
We have military DL extension cards that would be our first priority to laminate!
preschool stuff for my daughter!
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my scrapbook cover
vmkids3 at msn dot com
I would laminate a few favorite recipes first.
I think the first thing I would laminate would be my families ss cards and birth certificates just so they would be a bit safer!
Some of my sons art as a keepsake
Artwork and labels for storage bins
my marriage license
I would laminate important papers first
My son’s artwork!
I would laminate my schedule!
I would laminate my college Associates in the Arts Degree
I commented on the color run non giveaway post
I would laminate recipes that I have been saving.
posters for my walls
come art
I would laminate my daughters pictures that are very important to me.
I would laminate my favorite recipe cards.
What wouldn’t I laminate??? I would go crazy in my classroom!!!! I have wanted one forever.
i would laminate my kids artwork
My son’s projects.
I have some labels that need laminating
Chore charts for the kiddos.
Thanks for the chance.
mogrill12@gmail.com
I would laminate my ultra sound photos
I would let my daughter go to town laminating her artwork!
We homeschool, so my first step would be to laminate a few sheets of paper to be used for dry-erase
I would laminate my favorite recipe cards.
https://raisingthreesavvyladies.com/2013/07/im-registering-for-the-color-run-the-happiest-5k-on-the-planet-are-you/#comment-23085
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I commented on the Ryan Reynolds interview, comment # 17.
https://raisingthreesavvyladies.com/2013/07/my-interview-with-turbomovie-star-ryan-reynolds/#comment-23147
I would laminate some alphabet writing practice pages for my son.
I have some old art work from my oldest daughter’s that I would love to keep, birth certificates and other important documents and a few degrees that I would like to laminate
I’d laminate my son’s art projects. 🙂
Newspaper articles I have saved throughout the years.
Name tags for my preschool class!
I would laminate business cards.
I would laminate my children’s safety ID cards, photos and other important documents.
jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com
https://raisingthreesavvyladies.com/2013/07/my-views-of-the-newly-renovated-new-york-palace/#comment-23538 I would laminate pictures. Thank you, Jerri Davis
First, I would laminate work calendars and schedules.
recipe cards
I’m trying to think of what I would laminate first, and it occurred to me that my boys would make it so that EVERYTHING would be laminated! I think I would do my social security card, though.
We are teaching my oldest son to write, so I would laminate some practice sheets he could use a dry erase marker on
thanks
gotta go with recipes.
chore chart for my toddler!
all the old stuff in my cookbook
all my kids old drawings and stuff I have stored away for yrs…
I would donate this to my local animal shelter. They need a laminator for volunteers’ ID badges.
would laminate birth certificates
brich22 at earthlink dot net
I would laminate school projects.
I would laminate pictures.
I would laminate things like social security cards and other documents I do not want to get torn.
pictures
Art projects
The first thing I would laminate would be chore charts.
I would laminate a rewards chart for potty training my 2 year old!
I would laminate some posters for my classroom
I’d make kaper charts for Girl Scouts!
I would laminate my meal planner
comment nongiveaway post
https://raisingthreesavvyladies.com/2013/08/epic-blu-ray-and-dvd-releases-aug-20th-activity-sheets-epicday/#comment-23710
As an art teacher and mom, I would use the laminator for various projects. It would be great to laminate check lists and group info for my students. For my son, I’d love to laminate his art and create tracer sheets that he can reuse.