How can it possibly be back to school time already? Shopping for school supplies can put a pretty big dent in the pocketbook, so when you can find great bargains, you should grab them.
Here are ten back to school supplies to buy at your local Dollar Tree.
Pen pouches. They are light weight, secure, and since they're not bulky, they are easy to slip into an outer pocket of a backpack.
Foam Core and Project Display Boards. It's great to keep a supply of these handy for those projects you don't find out about until the night before they're due.
Poster Board. See above.
Office Supplies. It's great to have a ready supply of office supplies to keep things organized. You can find everything from push pins to staples at your Dollar Tree. *buy your pens somewhere else
Correction Fluid. Older kids will appreciate having some correction fluid for assignments that need to be hand written in pen.
Popular Brand Adhesives. Keep you eyes open for name brand products. A dollar for three tubes of glue is a steal! Skip the off-brands.
Kraft Paper. Kraft paper makes the BEST book covers. Your kids can decorate the paper with markers before covering. It's also great for art projects, or to use as drop paper for messy projects. If you have any left over, use it for holiday gift wrap.
Homework Supply Tubs or Bins. Make a supply bin for each of your kiddos, that they can grab and take to wherever they like to do their homework. Keep each bin stocked with grade appropriate supplies.
Hand Sanitizer. Many teachers ask for donations of hand sanitizer for class use, and older students may want to slip a small bottle of sanitizer in their backpacks.
These are only a few of the great back to school bargains you can find at Dollar Tree. Of course, you will want to check sale flyers for other discount stores, as items are deeply discounted at this time of year. Go where you can get the best value for your money.
Good luck, and happy shopping!
To see how to organize your crafts with Dollar Store supplies, click here.
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Here are ten back to school supplies to buy at your local Dollar Tree.
Pen pouches. They are light weight, secure, and since they're not bulky, they are easy to slip into an outer pocket of a backpack.
Foam Core and Project Display Boards. It's great to keep a supply of these handy for those projects you don't find out about until the night before they're due.
Poster Board. See above.
Office Supplies. It's great to have a ready supply of office supplies to keep things organized. You can find everything from push pins to staples at your Dollar Tree. *buy your pens somewhere else
Correction Fluid. Older kids will appreciate having some correction fluid for assignments that need to be hand written in pen.
Popular Brand Adhesives. Keep you eyes open for name brand products. A dollar for three tubes of glue is a steal! Skip the off-brands.
Kraft Paper. Kraft paper makes the BEST book covers. Your kids can decorate the paper with markers before covering. It's also great for art projects, or to use as drop paper for messy projects. If you have any left over, use it for holiday gift wrap.
Homework Supply Tubs or Bins. Make a supply bin for each of your kiddos, that they can grab and take to wherever they like to do their homework. Keep each bin stocked with grade appropriate supplies.
Hand Sanitizer. Many teachers ask for donations of hand sanitizer for class use, and older students may want to slip a small bottle of sanitizer in their backpacks.
These are only a few of the great back to school bargains you can find at Dollar Tree. Of course, you will want to check sale flyers for other discount stores, as items are deeply discounted at this time of year. Go where you can get the best value for your money.
Good luck, and happy shopping!
To see how to organize your crafts with Dollar Store supplies, click here.
If you enjoyed this post, please subscribe to House Revivals in the sidebar, so you won't miss the fun projects we have scheduled. Find us on Facebook, too, so you can catch all the "in between" stuff; and see what I'm working on daily on Instagram. Please consider linking today's post to your favorite social media sites to help get the word out about House Revivals.
Thanks so much for stopping by!