A Fantastic Deal on Our CD-ROM Collections

We’re hoping to help you upgrade to a CD!

Our CD-ROM Collections are the best way to get our materials – the PDFs are over 50% off what you pay when you buy them individually. As we brainstormed this spring, we thought of three ways to help families and schools get their hands on one of our CD-ROMs.

1. There’s a 25% discount in June on all three of our CD-ROM Collections for any first-time buyer. Just use the code “june” (without the quotes) in the discount code box when you checkout to get your discount. (Expires at the end of June!)

Please note: This discount is for CD-ROMs only, not PDFs individually or in a set.

2. If you’ve purchased a CD from us in the past, you can upgrade to the current CD by paying the difference between your purchase price and the current price. We can’t apply a discount to the difference, but since we don’t increase the CD price that frequently, you’ll still be getting an amazing deal.

Getting a new CD also means you get the most recent version of our older materials – we often add extras or improve them (like replacing clipart with photos) so it’s nice for that too.

If you take this option, please email us first at montessoriforeveryone@gmail.com – we’ll generate a custom discount code for you for the difference between your first purchase and the current CD price.

3. If you’ve purchased PDF files (either individually or as Package Deals) from us before, you can buy the CD and we will give you credit for your previous purchases, and then take 25% off the difference.

For example, if you’ve purchased $50 worth of PDFs from us and would like the Elementary CD, it would go like this:

Elementary CD $455.99
-previous PDFs -$50
Subtotal $405.99
- 25% discount
Total: $304

As in option #2, you’ll need to email us first at montessoriforeveryone@gmail.com so that we can figure out your discount and get you the right discount code.

Please let us know how we can help get a CD into your hands!

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6 Responses to “A Fantastic Deal on Our CD-ROM Collections”

  • Jennifer Taylor said at June 21st, 2010 at 4:40 pm :

    I have just recently been introduced to your service. I am interested in early years 3 to 6 products. what is the time frame for delivery. Are your prices in American dollars?
    Regards
    Jennifer

  • Lori Bourne said at June 21st, 2010 at 5:01 pm :

    Hi, Jennifer! So glad you found us. Yes, our prices are in American dollars. Our international customers pay by credit card or PayPal which does the conversion automatically.

    Our PDFs are emailed right away; our CD-ROMs are sent Priority, delivery in 2-3 days (in the US) or International Priority, delivery in 7-10 business days (outside the US).

    Please see our FAQ for further info; we answer all commonly asked questions there. Thanks!

  • Kerry said at October 7th, 2010 at 5:19 am :

    Hi Lori, Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. I wanted you to know that I shared the Invertabrate cards with the teachers from my sons Save the Bay class. I gave her your website and she was so excited to check it out for thier curriculum. My son’s class is learning about invertabrates all year. Thank you for providing such a wonderful service!
    Kerry

  • Lori Bourne said at October 7th, 2010 at 5:38 am :

    Hi, Kerry! You are very welcome! I hope your son’s teacher will find our site helpful.

    Thanks for stopping by!

  • Holly said at October 16th, 2010 at 4:38 pm :

    I was wondering does anyone apply some of these Montessori principles at home to your traditional schooled child? My daughter is in 1st grade in a Catholic school but I am interested in using some of the Montessori materials & methods at home to help her learn things in Montessori fashion. How well does this work for anyone who’s done this & what are some essential things I should get since I can’t afford everything in addition to paying for her Catholic education already. Thanks for any advice you can offer.

  • Lori Bourne said at October 16th, 2010 at 5:16 pm :

    Hi, Holly! Yes, many people supplement their child’s traditional education with Montessori. I would recommend visiting For Small Hands (I think you can request a catalog) and looking around – they have a lot of great stuff that you can bring into your home to aid your daughter in food preparation, cleaning, gardening, games, crafts, etc. in a Montessori style.

    Another great resource is Michael Olaf – I would recommend requesting their catalog as well, since it has a lot of information about Montessori as well as fantastic Montessori products too.

    As you browse, I’m sure you’ll see things your daughter would enjoy. Also, you may want to supplement in an area that she needs extra work in. But any child would enjoy the fantastic books, games, activities, and crafts that both companies offer.

    For information on applying the Montessori method to your home (in terms of how you set up your home, discipline, etc.) the best resource I can think of is Raising a Child the Montessori Way by Tim Seldin (It’s at Amazon.com among other places). He gives all the information you need to apply Montessori at home.

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