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The Best Deals on Amazon – How Can They Be Used
Paper Mate Gel Pens: I use these pens to grade assignments, take notes in spiral notebooks, and give them to students for small groups or as prizes from the prize bin.
Xacto Pencil Sharpener: I have two of these in my classroom. One in the front and one in the back. Our space is already pretty tight, so if a student can avoid having an accident or tripping while trying to reach one, two makes it easier.
Astrobrights Mega Collection Colored Paper: I think this is a must-have, period. Throughout my years of teaching, I have found this paper to be of higher quality than the colored paper provided by the school. I use these to print newsletters, signs, calendars, labels, math and reading stations, and more!
Expo Low Odor Dry Erase Markers, 12 Count: It goes without saying that if you have a dry erase board, you always need dry erase markers. Whenever I find a good deal on markers, I snatch them up! I use them all year long on my board, BUT I also give my students a marker at the beginning of the year for their personal dry-erase boards.
Westcott Blunt Scissors: These have been some of our favorite, longer-lasting scissors in the classroom. I also love the fun, bright colors!
Elmer's Gluesticks: Yes, it's the disappearing purple – but I don't always mind as long as it gets the job done. We use gluesticks way more than I ever thought we would, so having extra pays off!
Pencil Top Erasers: Yet again, another item we run out of frequently in my classroom. I'm not entirely sure if students are eating them, but they can't get enough! I love the vibrant colors and variety.
Super Sticky Easel Chart Paper: After having the spiral chart paper and the tear-and-stick paper, tear-and-stick is the way to go. It is simply much easier. While this may not seem like a “cheap” deal, four pads for $68 is much more affordable than two pads for $40. My school doesn't provide these, so I always look to get more bang for my buck. I use these for everything in class!!
Self-Adhesive Velcro Dots: Once again, an item I've been using for almost a decade. I stick them to my library bins with labels, I stick them to the walls to attach movable posters and charts, and I even stick them to items on student desks and my closet doors, where I display student work.
Scotch Heavy Duty Packing Tape: I use this in both my home and classroom. I always make sure I have a roll handy. I let students use it for projects, we hang items across the classroom, and we put things together using the tape. I have taught in several classrooms from Washington State all the way down to Georgia, and this tape holds up the best without leaving a mess!
Have you taken advantage of the Prime Day sale? Did you find anything good? Please let me know below!
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