Cash for Creations, Inc. 2139 South Ridgewood Ave.
Educational Visual Aids
South Daytona, FL 32119
(321) 662-3184
(fax) (386) 322-0254
service@cashforcreations.com
Classroom Visual Aids
Visual Learners Need Visual Aids
How will I know if my idea will become a product on Cash for Creations, Inc.?
We will send you an email within a two weeks from submitting your idea.
Does it cost anything to submit ideas?
NO, it's Free!
Is there a limit to how many ideas I can submit?
NO
How fast will I see my idea turn into a professional creation on the web site?
Usually anywhere from one to two weeks, if accepted.
How much money will I make?
You get 10% off the sell price of the product produced from your idea. (excluding taxes)
Are my CashforCreations.com earnings taxable, and do I have to fill out any forms for tax purposes?
The IRS (Internal Revenue Service of the US Government) requires anyone being paid more than $600 by a
How will I know if my creations are selling?
We will send you an invoice in January and June with your check.
What are the signs made of?
We use durable plastic that is light weight to keep your classroom a safe environment.
Can I pick the size.
Yes, tell us in your description or we will choose the best size for you, if your idea is accepted.
CLICK HERE for a standard size chart
Can I set the price?
No, we have software that helps us determine the cost of labor and materials.
When will I get paid?
We will issue checks in January and June to your billing address you provide on the registration form.
Do you own my idea after I submit it?
Ideas can not be copyrighted, so we do not own your idea. We do own the rights to the designs that our graphic artists create.
What if my idea doesn't sell?
You won't make any money. If products don't sell Cash for Creations, Inc. has the right to discontinue them.

This is the standard size chart; however we can make any size specified.
Click here to send us your favorite links to post!
SOME OF MY FAVORITE LINKS:
Sign-o-saurus (Cash for Creations' visual aid manufacturer)
Food Pyramid Game
Brainpop
Animal Sounds (need speakers, great for teaching 5 senses)
Create your own RUBRICS (I love this for assessing students)
Energy Site
Can it Rain Frogs? (Always good to show students that it can't rain cats and dogs, but it can frogs!)
Science Clips (Great to show the class if you have a large screen)
iLearn Technology -an edublog dedicated to giving teachers practical tips for integrating technology into the classroom
LEARNING MAGAZINE -They will mention Cash for Creations, Inc. in the April issue
TEACH ADE - an on-line community for teachers HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
Tutor Match- Matches tutors with students. Helps teachers earn an extra income.
Flink Learning - K-5 Learning Activities
http://teachertechblog.com/ - Technology Tips for all Teachers. GREAT SITE!
Math Jeopardy
Hangman games to use with your class
skits and plays
GREAT POWER POINTS for classrooms
Food Chain
Teach-nology.com Free Printables for songs
Word wall activies
www.Razkids.com
www.hubbardscupboard.com
Links for National Board Teachers or Candidates
videos for National board
Assessment simulation for National Board Teachers
National Board Teacher Resources - (a favorite resource for National Board Candidates)
Great Videos (this has all subjects, I use it to show National Board candidates video examples of Science Inquiry and Social Studies)
FREE STUFF!
"You guys are AWESOME! It was very easy to submit a poster and e-mail communication was very fast in turn around. Cindy even gave personal notes as we talked back and forth because of the crazy hurricane weather. I can’t wait to earn the extra dollars every year and will submit more posters as the year progresses. "
These are sites to get free stuff!
About.Com
A to Z Teacher Stuff
Free Printables
All kinds of Freebies
TESTIMONIALS
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you could be featured on our web site.
- Mary Crews (FL)
-Christine Kaney. (FL)
"I submitted an idea for literacy center signs in November and received a check in January. Not only did I get paid for the signs other people bought, but they even paid me for buying my own! I love not having to use my personal time making visual aids. It was so easy!"
-Jennifer Sabbarese. (NV)
"I have ideas all the time. I never thought I could get paid to share them with others! This is a great site!"
-Kathy McNelley. (FL)
"Not only was my idea used to create something for my own classroom, but I created an extra income for myself also!."
PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 12, 2008
www.cashforcreations.com, is a web site where, free of charge, teachers can submit their original ideas of self-made signs, posters or other visual aids that they use or want to use in their classrooms, and expert graphic artists will turn their signs into professional visual aids. The materials go up for sale on the Cash for Creations, Inc., web site and teachers earn 10% from every sale generated by their ideas. The company also donates a percentage of every sale to various charities.
Many teachers spend hours of their own time developing and creating visual aids for their classrooms. This leads to less time spent on valuable planning. Cash for Creations, Inc., offers items that help teachers save time and are easy for students to understand. Many are interactive tools that teachers can use and re-use in the classroom, like Dry Erase Word Wall Tiles or Dry Erase Blank Banners. "As a teacher, I used to spend endless hours working on visual aids for my classroom knowing that the eyes are the most powerful conductors of information to the brain. Research shows that most people are visual learners. My husband opened a sign company, which I began using to turn my visual aids into professional, creative and fun tools to help teach my own students. Other teachers started asking me to have his designers make signs for them, also, so I developed Cash for Creations, Inc., to help teachers everywhere. Our mission is to offer our services to help educators all over the world to utilize their experience and knowledge in creating materials that encourage student participation while rewarding those educators for their ingenuity with added income.” said Cindy Martin, Founder/CEO.