Back To School {Crafts, Tips & Printables}
Starting a new school year can be stressful for everyone involved: kids, parents, and teachers! Here's a round up of every thing you need to start the school year off right. There were some great back to school ideas shared at last week's link party - everything from quick crafts, easy and inexpensive teacher gifts, printables to help you get organized, and ways to make packed lunches fun.
I've got some quick and easy
ideas for teacher appreciation gifts.
Claire at A Little CLAIREification shared
an easy to make crayon vase.
Diana at Diana Rambles shared some great
ways to make packed lunches fun.
Meredith at Unoriginal Mom shared
some helpful back to school tips.
Therena at Little Bit of Paint shared a great teacher back to school gift.
What teacher wouldn't want to get these handy classroom supplies!
Marcy at Day 2 Day Supermom shared
TONS of super cute FREE printables!
Tammy at The Happy Handicap shared
some useful back to school tips.
Lisa at 365 Organized shared what moms do on the first day of school.
I thought this was really cute!
Sharon at Make It Or Fix It Yourself shared
some great tips on how to save on back to school clothes.
Lizbeth at Just Dip It In Chocolate shared
an easy to make back to school wreath.
Hi Bonnie! Thank You for sharing my Back to School Wreath with your readers! It's awesome to be featured among all these great school projects! Have a Blessed Week!
ReplyDeleteIt's a really cute wreath Lizbeth! Thanks so much for sharing it at last week's party!
DeleteHi Bonnie! Thanks a bunch for the feature :-)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Meredith! Thanks for joining the party last week!
DeleteThanks for featuring the Making Lunches Fun is Easy post from my blog. It was a guest post by Nina of Mamabelly. She does a great job with bentos!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing great ideas for school lunches Diana!
DeleteThanks so much for featuring my Back to School Teacher gifts!!!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Therena! These gifts are great and really useful for teachers in the classroom! Thanks for sharing!
DeleteSome unique ideas here! Thanks for sharing. I had to smile when I saw the hand sanitizer bottle - those poor teachers with all the runny noses and who knows what else. Visiting via LOBS link up.
ReplyDeleteTeachers are exposed to a lot of germs, that's for sure! When I was teaching, I would get really sick at least once a year.
DeleteThank you so very much for featuring my Free Printable round-up! Happy Day! =) Marcy @ day2day SuperMom
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Marcy! Thanks for joining the party!
DeleteSuch fun ideas! I can't hardly believe that back to school is here already. The summer has gone by very quickly!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff and so many great ideas! Thanks for linking this up to my Back-To-School link-up on Natural and Free! :)
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