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TPT Challenge: My Masterpiece

When the TPT challenge came out last week to make our masterpiece, I immediately knew that I wanted to create a Step up to Writing prezi. I've been meaning to do it for about 4 years, but every time I started to make one, I lost interest. I do what I set out to do and created the prezi:



 Even though I know it is all just for fun, it really just kept bugging me to say that this product was my "Masterpiece"

That's when I decided that I should be spending my time working on my REAL masterpiece...my entire english curriculum. That has been my baby for the last four years and it needed a lot of updating and work.

I spent the last week and a half (even when I was on my mini vacation) re-structuring the entire curriculum, making sure my entire store was included, redoing the entire preview, redoing many of the products within it, and making sure that it really was more worthy of the title "masterpiece" (if I do say so myself).


If you want to check out the updates go: 

Flash Drive version too rich for your blood?

I do have a digital version!


Hope you like all the updates!

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