On this list, you'll find a list of items that will be helpful during a virtual school year. Each item is linked to a site where you can buy those items (if applicable).
I hope this list is helpful and takes some of your worries away. If I missed anything, let me know in the comments! If you like to shop for school supplies on Amazon, check out my Amazon Affiliate links! I earn 10% of what you buy, I will donate half to a charity (ie. UNICEF, BLM), and you don't need to pay any extra!
High School and College Students
1. Planner/CalendarYou can find a planner at most department or stationary stores, but to look at some ideas on Amazon, click here.
Weekly calendar idea from Natural life Monthly calendar whiteboard from Target 2. WebcamTo view this product (with microphone) on Amazon, click here.
3. To-Do listI would suggest getting a to-do list that you can use for both short- and long-term goals.
To view this product on Office Max, click here. 4. Traditional school suppliesThis includes notebooks, folders, pencils, pens, highlighters, etc. Whatever you may find useful when you participate in in-person classes.
To view products at Target, click here. To view products at Office Depot/Max, click here. 5. Earbuds/headphones6. Wireless keyboard and mouse7. Seat cushionClick here to access this product on Amazon.
8. Positive Affirmation cardsThis is not a requirement, but practicing mindfulness can help bring a spark of joy into your day! To view this product on Amazon, click here.
9. JournalThere are a lot of different kinds of journals out there. Here are a few sites to explore. . .
To view journals on Amazon, click here. To view journals at Ten Thousand Villages, click here. Elementary and Early Childhood Students
1. Outdoor activity books2. CDs of Preschool songsMusic is magical. It is a great teaching tool because it stimulates the brain and helps create associations in a fun way. It can be incorporated in lessons, exercise, or meditation/naps.
Click here to explore Kaplan's list for children's CD's. 3. Constructive play toys and gamesToddlers and preschoolers still need to have hands-on play to help grow their brains. Make sure to integrate dramatic play into their day and introduce new puzzles, blocks, or other toys that enhance their fine motor skills. Make the most out of every learning experience for your child.
Click here to explore some "Learning at Home" activities! 4. Books!During quarantine, many parents and teachers have held conversations with their kids about the issues of racial injustice. These conversations are important to have with kids of all ages. Books are a great avenue to introduce these conversations.
Click here to access PBS's list of 13 children's books on race and diversity. 5. "Classroom" Decorations
It may be difficult for young kids to transition into the school mindset when they are away from the classroom. Visual aids help kids associate an idea with something tangible, so have some fun decorating!
Maybe your class has a theme, so try to incorporate items of that theme in their classroom space! Click here to view a list of possible fun classroom decorations from Amazon. Happy Learning! :)
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